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happy destiel for those who celebrate

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Loyal.

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Sam saying high to Evan’s shadow.

Sam saying it’s nice that Evan and his shadow are going to have a new relationship.

Sam giving the benefit of the doubt to Evan’s shadow.

Sam Britain is truly the world’s sweetheart and is sunshine for Evan and Shadow.

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ALLISON X PATTY + wlwyearnbot tweets insp [i,ii]

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not normie enough to fit in but not fringe enough to lean into being a freak, worst of both worlds, pure liminality, just the weird coworker, and unrelatable classmate. and your mutual

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I came up here looking for you not because things were going to shit and I had to talk to you, but because I wanted to. I'm just-I'm saying...if this is you broken...if this is you broken, stay broken. Hey. I like talking to you, too. So maybe we can die alone together.

Annie Murphy and Mary Hollis Inbroden as Allison McRoberts and Patty O'Connor in Kevin Can F*** Himself (2021-2022) created by Valerie Armstrong

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Comic Clint Barton + Text Posts

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has anyone else not been able to stop thinking about Garthy O'Brien

✨ kofi link in bio if you’re feeling generous ✨

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the levels of deranged evan has reached just to not be gaslit on this cursed ass tv world... not on prime time baby

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The fact that you can’t raise taxes on billionaires even slightly without them pouring money into fascist political movements is, of itself, evidence that billionaires as a class shouldn’t be allowed to exist in the first place.

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Well now this makes me miss Candela Obscura (x)

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Is there a hot tub at the hospital? Dimension 20 - Misfits And Magic: Code Crimson

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Also 23! pick three keywords that describe your writing ✍️

introspective, verbose, meandering

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29! how easy is it for you to come up with titles?

I mostly pull titles from song lyrics -- I like to make playlists for fics and characters whose POVs I'm writing, so I'll usually find a keystone song from one of those and pull a lyric from it that feels fitting.

As for the ease of coming up with titles... occasionally I have fic ideas that are directly inspired by a lyric, in which case it's a no-brainer. Otherwise, I tend to agonize over titles a bit, lol. Naming things is stressful. If I couldn't pull from existing material and had to come up with original titles for everything, I'd be cooked

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8, 16, and 18!

8. if you had to write a sequel to a fic, you’d write one for… I suppose I could imagine writing a sequel to north star (or rather, various shorter fics set in that timeline). If I weren't planning to write an epilogue for it, there would be a few future moments I'd want to explore in a sequel.

16. favorite place to write Pretty much anywhere besides my actual desk, lol. There's a local coffee shop that I used to visit once a week with my laptop and do a couple hours of writing, and I really loved working there. Would love to get back into that routine when time allows.

18. if you keep them, share a deleted sentence or paragraph from a published fic I'm terrible about keeping a version history of my work when I'm revising and editing so I don't have any from published fics, sorry :/

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"...It's just surgery..." It's spooky season, which is the perfect time to give Candela Obscura a try! It has some deeply emotional cinematic moments that felt like daggers to the heart. I've absolutely enjoyed it!

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the most interesting topic you’ve researched for a fic?

without question, sarah winchester and her stained glass windows (research for my mystery house WIP).

there is, of course, the iconic spiderweb window she designed, but i'm most fond of her twin shakespeare panels. i spent a huge amount of time reading and analyzing the text from both plays (one from Troilus and Cressida and the other from Richard II) and wondering what about those particular lines meant to her.

there's also this recent story about how an envelope found hidden in one of the walls of the house helped identify the artisan who crafted the windows for sarah, which until 2019 had been a mystery.

it breaks my heart the way sarah winchester's legacy has been sensationalized for profit. her life and her work were incredible and instead of being recognized as an artist and a philanthropist, she's remembered as a hysterical, paranoid recluse with a guilty conscience and a house full of ghosts.