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Book Cover Redesign I made for "The Viscount Who Loved Me" after obsessing over Kate and Anthony for months

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Danielle Galligan & Calahan Skogman | ASOCAS 2023

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AUSTENLAND (2013) I Dir.  Jerusha Hess

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Simone Ashley as Kate Sharma

BRIDGERTON (2020 - )

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Here's the thing I keep trying to articulate and possibly failing: I don't actually mind characters who are terrible people. I have enjoyed many. What I mind is characters who are terrible people while the narrative keeps trying to say that they are wonderful, often contradicting what the narrative shows us, with no self awareness

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debating whether i should change this blog into a tlou one or just make a whole new blog???

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It’s the last thing I’ll ever ask of you. I swear. 

Pedro Pascal as JOEL MILLER The Last of Us (2023) — 1.06 “Kin”

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NANCY DREW | SEASON 3 EPISODE 13 — “THE RANSOM OF THE FORSAKEN SOUL”

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NINA ZENIK & MATTHIAS HELVAR | Shadow and Bone season 2

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Fredrick Wentworth in his letter to Anne Elliot:

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Imagine offering a black author, who is in a field they already have a disadvantage in because it’s over saturated with white authors, a paltry sum to do research for your book that’s basically revisionism and not really fiction so it also discredits the suffering of all women of color of that time period that were in relationships with white men of power.