Asys

(AY-sis, she/her): a human (for now) ace lesbian construction safety major.  She's in her first year and she's the first person in her family to go to college.

She's Perseverance's newest roommate. Asys was looking for an affordable place to stay that was near her school and her job at the hardware store.

Lo and behold, she found an ad made by our favorite bi vampire demigirl.

She loves playing So, You've Been Eaten (backed on Kickstarter). She busts out Cosmic Encounter, Sheriff of Nottingham, Mysterium, Sushi Go, Fluxx, Obscurio, and Betrayal at House on the Hill, and Tomorrow on Revelation III for parties. Perseverance has collected quite a lot of stuff over the years; it's impossible to keep track of it all.

Current Favorites:

• Dora and the Lost City of Gold directed by James Bobin.
• Comrade Himbo published by POMEgranate Magazine (backed on Kickstarter).
• Frankenstein: The Graphic Novel published by Classical Comics.
• Remote Control by Nnedi Okorafor.
• The Bitten Word edited by Ian Whates. She borrowed this from Shadow because Shroud wouldn't shut up about what a dumpster fire it is, and oh boy is it ever! And that's what she loves about it. Besides, she needed a crash course in vampire literature anyway, and that's one thing that anthology's good for.
• Drawfee Show Host: Karina.
  • Karina Draws Digimon.
  • Digimon Evolution Drawing Challenge.
  • Artists Draw Digimon (That They've Never Seen).
  • Artists Make Scenes From Random Shapes.
  • Making Art out of Random Numbers.
  • Drawing The Ultimate Hand Turkey.
  • Finish The Photo Drawing Challenge.
  • Artists Draw Themselves As Sonic Characters.
  • Artists Draw Kaiba in Different Styles.
  • Knock-Off Yu-Gi-Oh! Characters.
  • Drawing A Room Full of Vampires.
  • Professional Artists Redraw Their Old Art.
  • seto kaiba is a perfect character y'all are just mean.
• Bad Writer by Riddle Fox Games.
• Die in the Dungeon by Alarts.
• Breathless by Evelyn Silver. (good friend).

TBR list:

• Heretics of the Fathomless Realms published by Weird Trails Publishing (Issue #1 backed on Kickster).
• I'll Be the One by Lyla Lee.
• Broke Not Broken: Personal Finance for the Creative, Confused, Underpaid, and Overwhelmed by Anna Jo Beck. (Obtained thru Kickstarter).
• Solarpunk: Ecological and Fantastical Stories in a Sustainable World edited by Gerson Lodi-Ribeiro, translated by Fábio Fernandes.
• Black From the Future: A Collection of Black Speculative Writing edited by Stephanie Andrea Allen and Lauren Cherelle.
• The Philosopher Queens: The lives and legacies of philosophy's unsung women edited by Rebecca Buxton and Lisa Whiting.
• What We Don't Talk About by Charlot Kristensen.
• The Mammoth Book of Steampunk edited by Sean Wallace.
• The Taking of Jake Livingston by Ryan Douglass. She initially bought this book because she related to Jake being one of the few Black students at his school (something she dealt with a lot growing up). Now, she relates to him because she's one of the few humans in this joint. And one of the few non-powered entities at that!
• Invisible Planets edited and translated by Ken Liu.
• Broken Stars edited and translated by Ken Liu.
• Robots vs Fairies edited by Dominik Parisien and Navah Wolfe.
• What it’s like to paint in space—according to a NASA astronaut by Nicole Stott.
• Meet John Amanam, the Pioneer of Pan-African Prosthetics by Ventures Africa.
• Those Left Behind by N.C. Scrimgeour.
• Taken for a Ride - The U.S. History of the Assault on Public Transport in the Last Century by New Day Films.