#Bill Miller

[guy60660]

George Platt Lynes | Bill Miller

[ribena59p]

Bill you fiend…

Surely this isn’t allowed?

[virfujiwara]

Screencap redraw :3c

[citizenscreen]

Nelson Riddle, Frank Sinatra, Bill Miller and Ella Fitzgerald on set of “The Frank Sinatra Show” in 1958.

[chantssecrets]

James Baldwin with Evan and Orilla (“Bill” Miller) Winfield (his dedicated elementary school teacher), Los Angeles, November 1976. Reproduction of a photograph taken during a visit by Baldwin to the Manzanita Street home of the Winfields.

[anewkindofme]

We may never have Still Standing on a streaming platform, but someone uploaded all 4 seasons to YouTube <3

[randomrichards]

JUNE (2024):

The country singer

With family legacy

Love of Johnny Cash

[islastudio]

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Ruined Polaroids by Bill Miller

[julio-viernes]

Cedo la página momentáneamente a Don Alex Carretero de fantástico sello Guerssen, que me ha pasado una lista de discos sicódelicos underground cuya rareza es equiparable a su calidad. Muy raros pero muy buenos. Comenzando con Cold Sun y su álbum de 1970 "Dark Shadows" que quedó inédito en su día hasta que Rockadelic lo publicó en 1989. Sol Frío fue la banda de Austin, Texas, de Bill Miller, quién más tarde sacó del agujero de la podredumbre a Roky Erickson. Musicalmente recuerda o puede recordar a 13Th Floor Elevators, los Doors más "góticos", SRC y hasta a Velvet Underground.

Comentario favorito: "This is one of the rare albums hyped by record collectors as a "lost psychedelic masterpiece" that actually lives up to the hype".

Alex Carretero: "Cold Sun fueron la antesala de BliebAlien, de dónde nacieron los Aliens. Billy es colega, estamos trabajando en una nueva edición del disco de Cold Sun para Guerssen. Es un tío muy curioso, fanático de Joe Meek, el peyote y las películas antiguas de terror / ciencia ficción".

[kitsunetsuki]

Bill & Mel Figge - Mesina Miller (Playboy 1975)

[virfujiwara]

Idk man just doodling

[yukoneeeeei]

Ya Way Mahtosin

How Tall We Stand

Just Like A Stone Tree

Deep In This Land

[daryltwdixon]

Summary: Being raised by a survivalist father meant learning two things: endure at all costs, and trust no one. And you lived by those rules, even after he was gone, surviving alone in a world that never gave second chances.

But enduring becomes far more complicated when a familiar face returns, burdened with a fierce young girl and a mission that was never meant to include you. When you're forced from the only home you’ve ever known, survival is no longer just about the next meal or the next breath—it’s about who you become when there’s no way back.

You’ve spent years believing your father’s lessons—that needing people is a sign of weakness. But as the miles stretch on, as survival becomes more than just a fight for the next day, one truth becomes harder to ignore—you can’t live by your father’s rule of trusting no one anymore.

And one man makes following that rule damn near impossible.

Themes: Joel miller x reader slow burn romance, post-outbreak, grief, healing, angst & longing.

Warnings: canon-type violence, death, depictions of grief and trauma, age gap romance, suicide (referenced, not graphic), intimacy and eventual smut. 18+ only MDNI, but I can't control what you do so discretion is advised.

Other: reader is afab, long hair (enough to grab, put up in a ponytail) may be mentioned. no other physical characteristics. graphics do not reflect character description, only used for vibes. Follows Season 1 of The Last of Us. Blend of show and game canon. Picture Joel as you prefer, but I will be mentioning Pedro Pascal's brown eyes. No use of Y/N. In the beginning of the story, time hops are not canon.

mood boards: Bill's Daughter | The Road So Far | You & Joel | A Lonely Day | Her Peace

Prologue

Before: 5 Years Old

Before: 10 Years Old

Before: 15 Years Old

Before: 18 Years Old

Before: 20 Years Old

Before: 23 Years Old

Now: 25 Years Old

Chapter 1: Joel and Ellie

Chapter 2: Escape

Chapter 3: The Envelope

Chapter 4: Fungus Ain't That Smart

Chapter 5: Kansas City

Chapter 6: The Climb

Chapter 7: Turret

Chapter 8: Strangers

Chapter 9: Spotlight

Chapter 10: Into the Water

Chapter 11: The Suburbs

Chapter 12: Fight and Flight

Chapter 13: Breaking Point

Chapter 14: One Month Later

Chapter 15: Jackson

Chapter 16: Thresholds

Chapter 17: Thinking of You

Chapter 18: Betrayal

Chapter 19: On the Road Again

Chapter 20: The Basement

Chapter 21: David

Chapter 22: Capture

Chapter 23: Blood and Fire

Chapter 24: What Comes After

Chapter 25: Waterways

Chapter 26: What Was Lost and What Was Taken

Epilogue

Hey, you beautiful, amazing people.

I don’t even know where to start, but thank you. Seriously. From the bottom of my heart: to everyone who read, liked, reblogged, screamed in the tags, sent me messages, or just silently followed along—you made this story so much more than I ever imagined.

Every comment, every reaction, every little freak-out over a scene made my day (and honestly fueled me to keep going). The way you connected with this story, these characters—it means everything. Writing this was one thing, but experiencing it with all of you? That was the best part.

So, to everyone who stuck with me, whether from the beginning or just recently—thank you for being here. Thank you for caring. Thank you for making this so special.

I love you all. Truly.

[elliesproperty]

You. Don't touch anything.

[junkfoodcinemas]

Near Dark (1987)