katarama
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stay here, honey (i don’t wanna share). by katarama for rjosettes, fempynchinsky
Fandoms: Raven Cycle - Maggie Stiefvater
29 Jan 2021
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Gansey’s relationship is open, but Adam’s isn’t.
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i could lie (say i like it like that). by katarama for Verbyna
Fandoms: Raven Cycle - Maggie Stiefvater
27 Jan 2021
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Declan isn’t what Ashley is, isn’t what most of his classmates are, and hasn’t been for years. The world is made of powerful and dangerous people, and Declan’s job is to sell them lies and dreams beautiful enough to spare him (to spare Ronan, to spare Matthew) for another day.
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Love is too small of a word for what Ronan feels for Gansey. Best friends, brothers, is what he says out loud, but it pales in comparison to what he feels.
Most words are too small for Gansey.
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i can tell just what you want (you don’t want to be alone). by katarama for stonerskittles
Fandoms: Raven Cycle - Maggie Stiefvater
24 Aug 2020
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Adam keeps himself small because a small life is easy to move, and there’s only a year and a half between him and college. He keeps himself small so the wanting doesn’t grow inside him like a weed, spreading so fast he can’t keep it contained.
Adam could want everything, if he let himself.
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saints and sightseers. by katarama for SummerFrost
Fandoms: Raven Cycle - Maggie Stiefvater
12 May 2020
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Gansey just knew he needed to go. He didn’t care where they went.
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This is a 16-fic series that centers around Jack and Kent and their history and their future. It follows canon, with one major difference; Bitty decided not to go to Samwell. Each fic is named after and based around a song on the Deluxe version of Troye Sivan’s album Blue Neighborhood. The first two fics are chronological, because they’re in the fic’s current time (2018) in the frame of the story. Most of the fics in the series are told through flashbacks and time jumps, though, and the stories switch back and forth between Jack and Kent’s perspectives.
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