A collection of Greta Van Fleet imagines.

Josh may be annoying--irritating, in fact--but he's also admirable in all of his freedom. Looking up at the stars with him proves to be a way to see who he really is. Warnings: very romantic smut. I'm still trying to think of a hybrid word for "fluff" and "smut" put together. "Smuff" just sounds wrong. Anyway. The title is indeed a grab from "Looking For Space" by John Denver. Original cover edit by @joshkiszkastolemysoul on tumblr. *Started 8/2/2019* *Completed 12/10/2019* Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1QiIr7uR5vEDNogXkt5fa3?si=_3jFzjglRB2pvGESM462Ew&utm_source=copy-link

Pretending to be in love is probably easier than the real thing, right? Inspired by a request I got from @doodlingmoose on tumblr; I loved the idea so much and felt it could make a great series. The poem Josh's short film is based on is titled Triptych of the Heart by Catherine Sasanov [https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/catherine-sasanov]. Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3BwCf9P0JVYLblW5VhITGK?si=HwRtSGHVQBiK1NGHOAEGIw&utm_source=copy-link

Jake and Elizabeth are best friends and roommates, nothing more than that until a sexual adventure change the way Lizzy sees him. Afraid of ruining what they have, Elizabeth will have to swallow her feelings, or maybe even try to divert them to someone else. Warnings: Swearing, mentions of sex (but no actual smut), mentions of acohol/drug use, angst, mature themes overall

Sky is invisible. That never seemed to bother her though, but that is until Jake Kiszka, the only person she wants to be noticed by, starts dating her popular sister Venus.