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for entertainment purposes only: one-card draw; totally not avoiding tarot qs on December Days meme

I am offering one-card draws for free, one free draw per customer, either the Pocket Goddess Tarot or the Hanson-Roberts. The Hanson-Roberts is basically the Rider-Waite; the Pocket Goddess deck, though based on Rider-Waite, has Prince, Princess, King, and Queen instead of Page, Knight, Queen, and King, and there is considerable difference in the major arcana; for example, card XV is not the Devil but Temptation, and the card has the likeness of Nyai Loro Kidul.

I am also offering a second free draw (one card) to anyone who links me to their post advertising this, a three-card past-present-future spread to anyone who donates $3 via Paypal to alexconall at gmail or via my GoFundMe, and a Celtic Cross ten-card spread to anyone who donates $10. If donations reach $30, everybody gets another card for free; donations currently stand at $0.

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prompt call, which is also totally not avoiding December Days meme

I'm too lazy to figure out a proper prompt call text, but: fanfic and original fic, theme tarot, hit me.

I reserve the right to say "I'm not writing that fandom", but if you've seen it on EllieMurasaki and it's not Supernatural then I'm probably up for it (though I can't swear I'm up to date on the canon). I'm not taking payment for fanfic, of course, and you can expect those to be about a hundred words apiece.

For original fic, I'll write about a hundred words for free per prompter (unless somebody's prompts really grab me), and you can bribe me to expand upon that by Paypaling to alexconall at gmail or feeding my GoFundMe, four cents a word rounded to the nearest dollar. (Which is to say, ten dollars will put you in shouting distance of four hundred words.)

Prompts involving marginalized people (queer, trans, PoC, disabled, etc) are particularly encouraged.

Seven of Pentacles: anxiety about productivity (Abraham's Daughter)

Not enough calves, the girl thought; not enough lambs. Not enough pregnant cows and ewes. Her family would have to eat less meat this year, or else have smaller herds—something her father Abraham would never stand for, unless the reduction were a burnt offering to the Lord, who had brought him into Canaan.

Her father would hardly be pleased by having to eat as though he were not a wealthy man, either...

Was it the Lady's voice? Something told the girl to look up, to listen, to take up her bow and follow her father and her brother Isaac.