Mirjam

@mirjamloves.bsky.social

Fanfic writer, currently mostly Good Omens. 30+, she/her. Mirjam on AO3, mirjam-writes on Tumblr. Been on Bsky for a while now since Twt went to hell. PFP by Lutraslutras 🔥 https://mirjam.carrd.co/

Using lists of three is not an "AI tell." It's a common trait in human writing because our brains biologically want to make sure there's always one thing to marry, one thing to fuck, and one thing to murder.

Fan Art(ist) -21- I'm Ava, a traditional artist who has started painting with digital medium since the season 2 of Good Omens. Thanks to GO and the amazing people in the fandom, I get to paint and create more art than I could have ever done in years. 1/2

Fan Art(ist) -21-

I'm Ava, a traditional artist who has started painting with digital medium since the season 2 of Good Omens. Thanks to GO and the amazing people in the fandom, I get to paint and create more art than I could have ever done in years.Fan Art(ist) -21-

I'm Ava, a traditional artist who has started painting with digital medium since the season 2 of Good Omens. Thanks to GO and the amazing people in the fandom, I get to paint and create more art than I could have ever done in years.

Okay. Now that the first real chapter of the story is out, I'm going to promote this. Rated M, WIP but the first 55k has been written. Updates the first weekend of every month. Written and plotted before S3. Human AND Canon AU. Hurt/Comfort where the Comfort is the slow burn.

Screenshot from AO3 in dark mode 

The Opposite of Leaving
H K Black
Summary:
I went to your grave...

The man turned, his eyes covered by dark sunglasses, and looked up.

“Ah,” he said, raising an eyebrow. “You’re awake.”

…and you were there.

Widower Aziraphale Fell has been without his husband, Anthony, for almost four years until one day a door appears in a graveyard and a demonic doppelganger named Crowley comes out. Finding himself suddenly living with the face of his grief, Aziraphale must come to terms with his loss and help Crowley get back to his own angel. A story about loss, grief, healing, and finding your way back home.