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A short story for the ever-wonderful 
, featuring their adorable birb-couple! It's been a long time since I wrote a story like this (I blame Graduate School), so it felt good to see this done! I always love writing with Jagal's characters, and they're always a treat to work for and with!
, featuring their adorable birb-couple! It's been a long time since I wrote a story like this (I blame Graduate School), so it felt good to see this done! I always love writing with Jagal's characters, and they're always a treat to work for and with!
The story references the following literary works:
The Diesel by Thani Al-Suwaidi
Priestess of morphine : the lost writings of Marie-Madeleine in the time of Nazis
Like Hiromi, I wholeheartedly recommend The Diesel. It's short, but utterly gorgeous.
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Category Story / General Furry Art
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your title reminds me of growing up near the railroad my dad worked for, and the golden california poppies that grew along the tracks in many places.
i know diesel is used to refur to a lot of other things then the heavy oil engine invented by a guy named rudolf, and commonly used to power railway locomotives on none electrified lines, but i'm afraid that will always be what i associate the term with.
i know diesel is used to refur to a lot of other things then the heavy oil engine invented by a guy named rudolf, and commonly used to power railway locomotives on none electrified lines, but i'm afraid that will always be what i associate the term with.
Okay, first and foremost, that image sounds gorgeous, and a quick Google search confirms that yes, they are gorgeous flowers! The idea of those along a railway sounds like the subject of a painting! And I get what you mean about the idea of diesel being completely linked to a specific memory. I think the original work is linked to railways, so it works!
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