I’m sure you all know about the no more adult content rule at Tumblr by now, so I won’t reiterate it in all its problematic and misogynistic glory (no female-presenting nipples, folks).
If no one is reading my Tumblr feed, I think I might delete it. Let me know either here or on this *last* Tumblr post. It’ll be up for a bit and if I get no response, there’s no point in keeping it. Or I might leave it just to keep control of my name, but I won’t be posting there.
Despite my vow not to get political here, I might now and then, if it’s warranted.
Book 2 is almost done. It’s up to 70K + words. I’m a little stuck, mostly because of physics crap I have no idea what I’m talking about — cue fillers like CHECKTHIS and LOOKITUP. But I’m trying to finish before Christmas so I don’t have to write while traveling (ugh).
In the meantime, I’ve gone to see Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (GO SEE IT OMG). I wrote some notes during the film but read some excellent reviews already, including the one I’ve linked (MILD SPOILERS), so I decided not to add to them. Instead, just listen to my words and go see it.
And please join me in obsessively re-watching this highly anticipated trailer for Avengers: Endgame (OMG OMG OMG OMG OMGGGGGG), in theaters April 26.
Graphomaniac - A. Elizabeth West 
The only bad thing about Endgame is that we know how it’s going to end.
I felt that Infinity War was brilliant; eager to see Cap and Iron Man making peace with each other and working together to save the universe.
Oh IW was so GOOD.
I’m gonna lose my favorite Avenger in Endgame; I just know it. I can’t wait, but I’m also dreading it. D’:
You never know! It’s going to be either Cap or Stark. However, given that a lot of these movies don’t necessarily take big risks, we might just get to see our faves live and retire!