#Christina T.

[lamorgh]

Good vibes

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[moraloreldeservedbetter]

i know i have probably said this before but im gonna ask it again

do y'all ever think just how chaotic christina was before/after she met orel

because

think about it

she's girl orel

so like

obviously she's gonna be as troublesome as he is

but the question is

just HOW troublesome would she be

personally??

i think she's queen of the mole people

[acecroft]

We make a good pair. We should team up more often.

[chiefnooniensingh]

James T. Kirk + 21st century slang

STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS 2x03 Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow

[whatelsecanwedonow]

You sent me back to protect a mass murderer? I had to kill to protect him. I had to watch my fr– ...and I can’t even talk about it?

STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS S02E03 | Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow

[righthandedleftturn]

New Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 2 cast photos have been released.

[pinazee]

Bless the writers for giving Kirk his inherent romanticism and not the f*ckboy reputation that developed over time

[lihiominaa]

+

STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS, 2022 2.06. Lost in Translation

[nostalgc]

Christina Milian in love don't cost a thing (2003)

please if you save or use like or reblog

[rayless-reblogs]

2024 Book Recommendations

I have an embarrassment of riches this year -- I had the chance to read a lot, and I kept finding so many good books. So many that instead of my normal ten recs, you're getting fifteen.

As always, these recommendations are not complete endorsements. Especially with the older books, there are definitely elements present that are questionable and even offensive.

Dragons – Pamela Wharton Blanpied (fantasy written as nonfiction, the first section recounts what happens when dragons invade Earth, the second section is a treatise on the habits and biology of dragons, and the third is a fascinating series of field notes from those who dare to befriend the monsters)

The Chatham School Affair – Thomas H Cook (mystery, a rural school, a beautiful lonely teacher, a lake, luscious language, loaded with atmosphere, you keep making and remaking your theories as you guess what happened)

Plain Bad Heroines – Emily M Danforth (mystery, braided narrative between the early twentieth century and present day, copious narrator commentary, cheeky footnotes, extremely funny but also extremely dark, gothic tropes, mostly female cast)

Cloud Cuckoo Land – Anthony Doerr (sci-fi, braided narrative spanning centuries, the story of one ancient text's journey through history, ancient Greece, medieval Constantinople, the present day in a small-town library, space travel and ai, it all comes together across the endless reach of time and you feel a lot)

Fanny Herself – Edna Ferber (pre-WW1 coming of age women's story, old-fashioned Anne of Green Gables thoughtfulness and sweetness in some places, rousingly modern in other places, strong focus on the heroine's Jewish identity, extremely funny narrative voice, the love of nature versus the industrial verve of Chicago, will our heroine keep her soul?)

The Vows of the Peacock – Alice Walworth Graham (Middle Ages, poetic fantastical language, Isabella the She-Wolf of France, messy politics, a darkly sexy historical villain, a complex but at times quite moving arranged marriage, an absorbing female protagonist)

A Thousand Ships – Natalie Haynes (Homer's women retell Homer's stories, angrily, tragically, bitchily, including many women you might not have thought of [and it isn't just the women Homer mentioned – we get into the weeds], the story is cut into bite-sized pieces that still offer filling food for thought)

The Masqueraders – Georgette Heyer (Georgian-era glitz and witty repartee, the heroine lives as a man, her brother lives as a woman, their father is full of wild schemes that might very well get them all executed for treason, the romance is a slow burn, and we get highwaymen)

Venetia – Georgette Heyer (a Regency-era GH romance, if you know GH then you know she's the author every other Regency romance writer is trying to be, it's funny, it's daring, it's tender, GH's romances are solid, but this one especially stands out for its strong-willed and capable heroine)

The Haunting of Hill House – Shirley Jackson (the house is a character, and not a nice one, psychological instability, unreliable narrator, creeping inchoate horror, whose hand am I holding, let's dwell on the unhappiness of being a smart woman in the 1950s)

Thornhedge – T Kingfisher (Sleeping Beauty but WHAT IF, I love the heroine, her name is Toadling, it's funny, it's romantic, it's thoughtful, it's even folkloric, there's a lot about ugly lady lake trolls, the prose reads beautifully, and it's compact, it doesn't waste your time and is short enough to knock out in a day or two)

The Silver Metal Lover – Tanith Lee (sci-fi, awkward dystopian-glam girl falls in love with a robot, whom she does not own, the sci-fi is as soft as pudding but it's more about the vibes anyway, inimitably stylish Tanith Lee weirdness, the robot is an absolute doll along with being a robot)

Pony Confidential – Christina Lynch (a pony is on a revenge mission against his former Horse Girl, but what if it was both funny and serious, but what if there was also a murder mystery, but what if we dwelt on human-animal negligence a la Black Beauty, but what if we also brought in Homer's Odyssey, it gets emotional)

The Princess and the Grilled Cheese Sandwich – Deya Muniz (fantasy, graphic novel, nonbinary protagonist lives as a man and is appalled to suddenly fall in love with the local heroic princess, gorgeous gorgeous shoujo-ish art, also very funny, it will make you crave cheese)

The Alice Network – Kate Quinn (WW1 and WW2, braided narrative, women acting as spies in occupied France, little-known historical events unfold on the page, so much Baudelaire, an old heroine and a young heroine and both are smart and bitter and compelling, but there's still room for some sweet romance and sharp humor)

[tinderbox210]

Christina Chong and Ethan Peck + being adorable dorks at Dragon Con 2023 (x, x, x)

[lamorgh]

Wait me here

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[moraloreldeservedbetter]

ok ok

here's a question

what would a sole christina episode from her pov be like

would she have an episode that mirrors orel or would she have her own brand of chaos

this is important

[kirk-laan]

Paul Wesley and Christina Chong with Adelaide Kane (@ trekcore)

[chiefnooniensingh]

And you're the type who can't walk past a stranger in need.

STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS 2x06 Lost in Translation

[whatelsecanwedonow]

STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS S02E03 | Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow