Apocynaceae

karlnap wlw bdsm



Recent works

Recent series

  1. Summary

    We Drink Until the Waters' All Gone.

    As 2012 California sizzles under an unprecedented drought, two offbeat stagehands concoct a scheme against their partner’s ex-employer, taking justice into their own hands.

    Words:
    2,602
    Works:
    1
    Bookmarks:
    2
  2. Words:
    63,886
    Works:
    2
    Bookmarks:
    2
  3. Summary

    [L.et's E.at. G.uys-who-like-Dream]

    "So, it's perfect," says Quackity, more emboldened by that very fact, by the very nature of a kingdom his friends built without him. "And you- you know the ins and outs of that place, Foolish. So that's the answer. A quiet little kingdom that Dream has the audacity to ruin. It's horrible, right? Fucking horrible and unthinkable." He trails off with his fingers curled, knuckles pressing against the spine of Charlie's book.

    "Are you sure this isn't personal?" Foolish asks.

    Underneath a snowy desert the remaining members of Las Nevadas meet in the newly created bunker the night of Dream's successful prison break.

    Together they hatch a plan to take Dream out of the equation once and for all.

    Words:
    15,761
    Works:
    2
    Bookmarks:
    4
  4. Words:
    37,534
    Works:
    2
    Bookmarks:
    3

Recent bookmarks

  1. Public Bookmark 3

    Tags
    Summary

    “We just thought, you know,” a voice crackles through the intercom, “because it’s about your… dad…?”
    Beth sinks deeper into the captain’s chair.
    “Okay. You know what, fine. Bring him in.”

    Series
    Language:
    English
    Words:
    9,499
    Chapters:
    1/2
    Comments:
    7
    Kudos:
    28
    Bookmarks:
    3
    Hits:
    257

    27 May 2026

  2. Public Bookmark 1

    Tags
    Summary

    From the Dictionary of Newspeak, Eleventh Edition:

    Duckspeak, noun, 1: rapid, thoughtless, speech in favour of Oceania, Ingsoc, or Big Brother; 2: nonsensical speech against Oceania, Ingsoc, and/or Big Brother; verb: to speak in this way.

    Crimethinkful, adjective: describes one who harbours negative intent, doubt, or ungoodthinkful sentiment towards Oceania, Ingsoc, and/or Big Brother.

    Sexcrime, noun: The act, thought, or intention of illegal sexual activity; that is, anything outside of dutiful reproductive activity in approved marriages.

    Alex Quackity, proper noun, does not appear in any dictionary: Someone who is completely fucking doomed.

    Language:
    English
    Words:
    1,992
    Chapters:
    1/1
    Collections:
    1
    Comments:
    1
    Kudos:
    6
    Bookmarks:
    1
    Hits:
    50

    26 May 2026

  3. Public Bookmark *

    Tags
    Summary

    Morty accidentally discovers a hidden stash of Mind Blowers.

    Language:
    English
    Words:
    12,679
    Chapters:
    1/1
    Comments:
    45
    Kudos:
    774
    Bookmarks:
    128
    Hits:
    9,473

    23 May 2026

  4. Public Bookmark 10

    Tags
    Summary

    She can never make herself ask the real question: “Is a bad feeling really enough to be afraid of your father when nothing bad has happened?”

    Language:
    English
    Words:
    827
    Chapters:
    1/1
    Comments:
    9
    Kudos:
    41
    Bookmarks:
    10
    Hits:
    669

    02 May 2026

  5. Public Bookmark 4

    Tags
    Summary

    There are three things in this world that cannot be hidden: poverty, a cough, and a possessiveness that seeps into the very marrow of one's bones.

    The wind in Las Vegas always carries the scent of red clay, scorched by a relentless sun, mingling with the drifting aroma of expensive Cuban cigars from the penthouses of the grand casinos. Here, everyone is a gambler. Some bet their fortunes, others their lives—and then there are those who bet on the ownership of a soul.

    When Quackity first saw Sam, he thought he was looking at a shield. A shield that was towering, frigid, and impenetrable; one that held back the alcohol-stench of Schlatt’s violence and the darkest malice this city had to offer.
    He was too young then to understand that in this world, all "protection" comes with a price tag clearly marked.

    Sam offered him safety, at the cost of his freedom.
    Schlatt offered him power, at the cost of his dignity.
    And Wilbur offered him madness, at the cost of his peace.

    They all sought to lock him away in different cages—some gilded, some forged of iron, others woven from the fine silk of terror.

    Series
    Language:
    English
    Words:
    39,751
    Chapters:
    13/13
    Comments:
    12
    Kudos:
    8
    Bookmarks:
    4
    Hits:
    368

    28 Apr 2026