Aaaaaalright, intro (about me) time - 2022.06.29 edition!
Note: this is a long post, so feel free to just read the tl;dr at the end for the important stuff/basics. I have also bolded important sections for easier readability.
My name is Percival, but on here I go by either that or my internet-name Lilly. My older works probably have one of those names (or another one, or something) on them, so don’t be surprised if the names don’t always match each other or my header ^_^.
I am 21 years old as of the time of writing this, and live in Massachusetts in the United States. I’m physically and mentally ill/disabled as well as neurodivergent, and accessibility is very important to me, so you’ll probably notice things like image/audio descriptions, tl;drs, trigger warnings, and occasionally tone indicators. If there’s anything in particular you’d like tagged, described, or done for accessibility, feel free to shoot me an ask or DM. I don’t bite, and I also keep anon messages on in case anyone is anxious about asking non-anonymously. I am of course by no means perfect, so I always appreciate notification of errors in my descriptions or tagging, or asks for clarification.
In addition to that, I am trans and ace and queer - I will not tag the word queer as a slur, as it is my identity, and I will not accept exclusionists (be it against aces/aros, bis/pans, or trans/NBs) or terfs. My pronouns are they/them and I prefer to be addressed in a gender neutral manner, but if you have difficulty finding a non-gendered term to use, or just difficulty grasping it in general (due to disability or language barriers, not just because you don’t want to) I’m fine with being referred to in a masculine manner or with he/him as well.
I also will not accept racism, antisemitism, islamaphobia, anti-religion (as a whole - including conflating all religions with Christianity. I am more than welcoming to atheists/agnostics so long as they are not against religion for other people - I believe everyone should be free to believe - or not believe - as they so choose), ableism, misogyny, queerphobia, or any other hatred, discrimination, or bigotry towards any marginalized group. On that same note, if you notice me reblogging, writing, or posting/speaking/drawing/behaving/etc in a way that is bigoted, insensitive, or against any of the above, please feel free to let me know either in asks or DM, anonymously or not. I know I’m not perfect, and if I mess up, I want to fix it the best I can.
My religious/ethnic background is mixed, and I am patrilinearly Ashkenazi Jewish. I’ve struggled a lot with finding my place when I’ve often felt too much of one culture to be another, and yet not enough of the first to truly belong. A lot of my writing has been an attempt to reconcile my feelings on this and other matters, and make peace with who and what I am. I have a lot of religious and spiritual beliefs, and I write about it a fair bit — if that makes you uncomfortable, feel free to unfollow and/or block - I know many people have religious trauma or complicated feelings around it, and I won’t take offense, I promise.
I speak English, a bit of Dutch, a few choice words in Yiddish, and can speak but not read Hebrew, so if anyone has anything in English or Dutch they’d like me to read, I’d be happy to look.
My dates are tagged on all my work, and in the format of YYYY.MM.DD. Trigger warning are tagged “[trigger] tw”.
I love being tagged in tag games.
Finally for this part, if anyone ever needs someone to talk to, or wants resources/advice/my opinion on any of the above, feel free to shoot me an ask/dm, anonymously or not. I’m fairly shy and might not reach out to others as much, but I always answer as soon as I can if I get an ask/DM.
Onto the fun stuff:
My fav genres to write: sci fi, fantasy, adventure, angst, fiction in general
My fav genres to read: sci fi, fantasy, romance, angst, fluff, fiction and science nonfiction
Currently Reading: (fiction) Lucky 7, Rae D. Magdon; (nonfiction) Behave, Robert M. Sapolsky
Current WIPS:
- Mu - fiction - sci fi/fantasy, mystery - almost 200 years after the Hallowed War - the war that changed everything - the world of Monumentaliominosa is finally at some form of peace. As Fellyn works as Fraye’s lead inter-nation diplomat to prepare for the Summit marking the anniversary of said war, HamoN makes choice after choice, stepping further and further into a path she can’t turn back from. HamoN and Fellyn come from two different species, two different nations, and two very different cultures… or so they think, but when HamoN and her uncle Aust flee home to live with Fellyn, Aust’s friend from over 50 years prior, they start to realize exactly how similar they are - both as people, and as citizens of two surprisingly similar nations - despite their veneer of difference. As Fellyn struggles with her guilt over where she comes from, what she’s done, and who she’s lost, HamoN struggles to make sense of the same. Together, can they clear HamoN’s name, figure out what happened to Fellyn’s long-missing partner, and reconcile the state of their homes and themselves? Or will they end up drowning in the current of grief they are swept up in?
- We Thought We Knew (What Comes After) - fiction - sci fi/fantasy, post-apocalypse - It’s 1000 years since HamoN and Fellyn walked their planet, lived their lives, and made their peace. It’s been only 500 years since HamoN’s home nation of mNet discovered a nuclear weapon so potent, so terrible, it destroyed their entire culture - and nearly the entire planet. A mNetan researcher, lLum mNulu, named for the first recorded disaster in mNetan history, and descendant of one of the mNetan outposts that managed to survive the most recent one, decides it’s finally time to learn what really happened to mNet. But are they really ready to relive the ghosts of their ancestors? The more lLum learns about mNet, the more they wonder if it wasn’t an accident that caused the nuclear fallout, but sabotage. But by who, and why, and - most importantly - how do you hold someone accountable 500 years later? And if that wasn’t enough to contend with already… it’s becoming increasingly clear that someone, both 500 years ago and now, would do anything to keep the truth from coming out. Whoever it is, it’s personal…. But it’s also personal to lLum.
- Star Empire Crossed Lovers - fanfiction (Star Trek Online) - enemies to lovers, sci fi, comedy, crack ship - D’Tan and Hakeev are rivals, obviously. No, they’re more than that - sworn enemies, opposing not just the other’s policies, actions, and hatred, but their existence. Well. That’s what they’d like everyone to believe, anyways. But the more D’Tan pays attention to Hakeev, the harder it is to deny that there’s something there. And Hakeev? From the beginning, he’s known exactly what he wanted (D’Tan) and how to get it (sure, destroy everything, but save what D’Tan loves). It’s all well and good of course, except for the fact that D’Tan is proncunsol of the Romulan Republic, and Hakeev is head of the Romulan Star Empire’s Tal Shiar. And they’re supposed to hate each other. Neither can risk admitting they like each other, but can they really risk not admitting it either? Well. Sooner or later, someone is gonna find out. But it’s going to take more than Sela, Kererek, Satrar, and the entire combined force of both their armies to keep these two star empire crossed lovers apart. And maybe, just maybe, love is what is needed to heal the rifts in the Romulan people. Maybe. No. Probably not. Yeah. Well. At least it’s a start.










