#gray fagan

[harris-coopers]

[mrsreinhart]

[lili2424]

[misterjt]

What Would Happen if Women Athletes Got the Mythology Treatment They Deserve?

[milesbutterball]

8:33 AM

Buffalo Springfield - Uno Mundo

Buffalo Springfield Uno Mundo Stephen Stills

Last Time Around WMG - Atlantic 0191 2019 Rock USEW16839311

8:30 AM

Peter Joseph Head - That's What I'd Do

Peter Joseph Head That's What I'd Do Walter Becker, Donald Fagan

Peter Joseph Head Lightens Up SME - Sony Music Entertainment 1994 Rock AUBM00700271

8:27 AM

Jonathan Richman - I Was Dancing In The Lesbian Bar

Jonathan Richman I Was Dancing In The Lesbian Bar Jonathan Richman

The Bridge School Concerts 25th Anniversary Edition Reprise 2011 Rock USZTD1100023

8:25 AM

The Free Galaxians - The Sullivan

The Free Galaxians The Sullivan

Songs from Another World Molehill 2015 USCGH1610125

8:20 AM

Cannons - Come Alive

Cannons Come Alive Michelle Lewis, Paul Daniel Davis, Ryan Clapham

Fever Dream SME - Columbia 2022 USSM12109706

8:17 AM

Part Time - Silent Francine

Part Time Silent Francine

Spell #6 MERLIN - Independent 2018 QZDA82104020

8:14 AM

Boney M. - Daddy Cool

Boney M. Daddy Cool Frank Farian

Keep Fit SKY Djs 2010 USCGJ1152442

8:10 AM

Lucius - Second Nature

Lucius Second Nature Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig

Second Nature MERLIN - Second Nature Records 2022 QMB622200101

8:08 AM

John Rarig - It's A Great Feeling

John Rarig It's A Great Feeling Jule Styne, S. Cahn

A Day At The Movies SME - Columbia 1978 USSM14900272

8:04 AM

The Corrs - When The Stars Go Blue - feat. Bono Disclab Remix

The Corrs When The Stars Go Blue - feat. Bono Disclab Remix Ryan Adams

Dreams - The Ultimate Corrs Collection WMG - East West Records UK Ltd 2006 GBAHS0600570

7:57 AM

Patrick Carney - BoJack's Theme (Full Length)

Patrick Carney BoJack's Theme (Full Length)

BoJack Horseman (Music from the Netflix Original Series) Lakeshore Records 2017 USNO11401145

7:54 AM

Gabby Pahinui - Makee Ailana

Gabby Pahinui Makee Ailana

Rabbit Island Music Festival Panini Records, Inc. 1973 World USEWL7300004

7:50 AM

Crowded House - I Feel Posessed (Live 92-94, Pt. 2)

Crowded House I Feel Posessed (Live 92-94, Pt. 2)

Live 92-94, Pt. 2 Crowded House 2021 AUMGB2000735

7:46 AM

Flock of Dimes - Pure Love

Flock of Dimes Pure Love

Pure Love / Time MERLIN - Psychic Hotline 2022 QZPKV2202201

7:43 AM

Christine McVie - Crazy 'Bout You Baby

Christine McVie Crazy 'Bout You Baby

The Blue Horizon Story (1965-1970) WMG - ADA Global 2006 GBBBN0800001

7:39 AM

Hank Mobley - Remember - 1999 Digital Remaster

Hank Mobley Remember - 1999 Digital Remaster Irving Berlin

Soul Station (The Rudy Van Gelder Edition) BELIEVE - Golden Music 2014 Jazz DELM41407115

7:36 AM

Angus Stone - The Blue Door

Angus Stone The Blue Door Angus Stone

Broken Brights WMG - Nettwerk Records 2012 AUAP11200021

7:33 AM

Susanna Lena - Amor ala antigua

Susanna Lena Amor ala antigua

Best of Nightclub Nightclub Records 2010 DEX681000716

7:28 AM

Natural Born Chillers - Jazzy Flavoured Mazala

Natural Born Chillers Jazzy Flavoured Mazala Robert Hardt, Harry Zier

Take a Chill Pill - (Mixed by Eddie Silverton) Lounge Records 2009 SEVMN0802401

7:16 AM

Brian V. - Lost On You - Acoustic Live Cover

Brian V. Lost On You - Acoustic Live Cover

Covers, Vol. 2 Brian V. 2019 QZGWW1902696

7:13 AM

John Oates - Why Can't We Live Together

John Oates Why Can't We Live Together Timmy Thomas

Why Can't We Live Together Jasper Productions 2023 Rock QM4TW2393320

7:11 AM

The Grip Weeds - For Pete's Sake

The Grip Weeds For Pete's Sake Tork, Richards

DiG (Deluxe Edition) ORCHARD - JEM 2021 Rock QZ3T22100528

6:55 AM

Rose Gray - Nothing Can Stop Us

Rose Gray Nothing Can Stop Us Bob Stanley, Pete Wiggs

Dancing, Drinking, Talking, Thinking BELIEVE - On The Blue Line 2020 FRX762043807

6:52 AM

Merle Travis - Cocaine Blues

Merle Travis Cocaine Blues Troy Junius Arnall

In the Jailhouse Now : Prison Songs & Murder Ballads CMH Records 2008 USEWC0775232

6:48 AM

Los Lonely Boys - My Sweet Sweet Kiss - Live

Los Lonely Boys My Sweet Sweet Kiss - Live

Live At Blue Cat Blues - Dallas Texas Blue Cat Blues Records 2006 World USCGJ0624595

6:45 AM

Hewlett, Anderson & Waslousky - Things We Said Today

Hewlett, Anderson & Waslousky Things We Said Today

That's What I Heard Hewlett, Anderson & Waslousky 2001 Rock USHM90573305

6:41 AM

Temples - Exotico

Temples Exotico

Exotico UMG - ATO Records 2023 USATO2200477

6:39 AM

Randy Lorenzo - Nai'o

Randy Lorenzo Nai'o

Slack Key Guitar Volume 2 Palm Records 2003 USPMR0303089

6:36 AM

Bristol Love - Hope of Deliverance

Bristol Love Hope of Deliverance Paul McCartney

Hope of Deliverance ORCHARD - Music Brokers 2018 Electronic ARF411800578

6:33 AM

grentperez - Cherry Wine

grentperez Cherry Wine Linden Jay Berelowitz, Dan Henig, Grant Perez

Cherry Wine MERLIN - Fast Friends 2021 GBKPL2162171

6:29 AM

Rod Ellenberger - I Can't Believe

Rod Ellenberger I Can't Believe

Dreams Rod Ellenberger 2017 Rock usdy41754785

6:25 AM

Richard Thompson - Misunderstood (Live From Honolulu)

Richard Thompson Misunderstood (Live From Honolulu)

Live From Honolulu Beeswing 2022 QM24S2204132

6:21 AM

Jason Collett - Every Night (Paul McCartney) - Essential Cuts Bonus Disc

Jason Collett Every Night (Paul McCartney) - Essential Cuts Bonus Disc Paul McCartney

Reckon UMG - Arts & Crafts Productions, Inc. 2017 CAAA11107221

6:15 AM

Dwight Yoakam - A Thousand Miles From Nowhere - Acoustic

Dwight Yoakam A Thousand Miles From Nowhere - Acoustic Dwight Yoakam

dwightyoakamacoustic.net WMG - Warner Rhino Off Roster-Audio 2000 Country USRE10000411

6:12 AM

Cannons - Love on the Ground

Cannons Love on the Ground Paul Davis, Michelle Lewis, Ryan Clapham

Shadows SME - Columbia 2019 USSM12004816

6:08 AM

Donnie Vie - Sanibel Island

Donnie Vie Sanibel Island

! Independent 2016 GBLFP1563963

6:05 AM

Westerman - Blue Comanche - Sketch

Westerman Blue Comanche - Sketch

Blue Comanche (Sketch) WMG - PTKF 2021 GBENL2002871

6:02 AM

Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Bringin' Down Dinner

Neil Young & Crazy Horse Bringin' Down Dinner Neil Young

Greendale WMG - Reprise 2003 Rock USRE10300802

6:01 AM

Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele - Meet Me In The Garden

Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele Meet Me In The Garden

The Good Feeling Music of Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele WMG - Paw Tracks 2009 US22N0892402

[screamingforyears]

IN A MINUTE:

A_NEW_MUSICAL_EXPRESS… // “MAKE A WISH” is a choice cut from @disintegrationband’s latest EP titled ‘Time Moves for Me’ (@feelitrecordshop) & it finds the Cleveland-based trio of Haley Himiko (Pleasure Leftists), Noah Anthony (Profligate) & Chris Brown (Cloud Nothings) bringing their passionately blown-out SynthPunk which is further fleshed out in @choirboyslc’s aseptically apt video treatment. @guardiansingles are here w/ “CHAD & STACEY,” the lead single/track from their forthcoming LP titled ‘Feed Me To The Doves’ (5/26 @troubleinmindrecords) & it finds the Auckland-based quartet of Thom Burton (guitar/vox), Fiona Campbell (drums), Yolanda Fagan (bass) & Durham Fenwick (lead guitar) bringing their frenzied post_punk. “TRAMADOL HEAVE” is a choice cut from @houseofwarmthband’s new LP titled ‘Holder’ (@rope.bridge) & it finds Kayla Gold’s PDX-based project linking up w/ vocalist Amelia Duke to bring some “very very warm” slow_coring lo-fi. @quietc0mmotion are here w/ “PAINT CRACKS,” the lead single from their forthcoming album titled ‘Red Grasshoppers’ (TBA: @anomicrecords) & it finds the Swedish artist living that “15 y/o bedroom musician from Malmö” lyfe across a 3:55 clip of Emo-tinged & slacker’d SlowCore. “BIG FAN” is the lead track from @roughkidsla’s new LP titled ‘The Black and White and Gray’ (@dirtcultrecords) & it finds the LA-based quartet of Ethan • Tsubasa • Paul • Luis tipping their caps to the “class of ’77” w/ 2 1/2mins of pub_rawking Punk. @thesaxophones are here w/ “DESERT FLOWER,” the lead single/closing track from their forthcoming LP titled ‘To Be A Cloud’ (6/2 @fulltimehobbyrecords) & it finds the Oakland-based husband/wife duo Alexi Erenkov & Alison Alderdice brining those aesthetically apt goods across a 2:50 clip of retrofitted & hauntingly Hazlewood-esque LoungePop.

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TUNES ARE POSTED BELOW...

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[demoniccrowz]

devil doesn’t bargain - alec benjamin

elenor rigby - the beatles

maniac - conan gray

our love is god - heathers the musical

noels lament - ride the cyclone

ivory keys - amanda fagan

city of angels - em beihold

commander of the crows - lauren estes

riptide - vance joy

open arms - EPIC the musical

woe to the people of order - the shiny snivy

zero - imagine dragons

Im not even going to TRY tagging that many people ;-;

@enonbinary @mintydandelionpuffs @firefiiess and anyone else who wants…

rules: pick a song for each letter of your url and tag that many people (if you can):

tagged by @sapphire-to-the-rain !!

cell block tango

little lotte / the mirror

eat your young

aristos achaion

ruler of my heart

curious

loveless

o’ icarus

uninvited

death respect

lower one’s eyes

everything goes on

smiling

sign of the times

stop this flame

killer queen

yume no kanata

i’m not even going to try to tag my url lmao

@sneebl @glcive @pinkrosylux @catinasink + open

[wellhalesbells]

as i no longer sleep (apparently), let’s do this awesome thing @yodas-yo-yo tagged me on!!  thank you!!

Rules: Tag 9 people who you want to know better/catch up with and then answer these questions.

3 SHIPS

i’m going with not necessarily my all-time favorite ships but the ones i’ve been reading like crazy lately

stiles and derek, as i’m sure we’re all well aware.  those’re my boys.  the dynamic they have just cannot be beat; it’s all shades of gray and built rather than plopped down without foundation.  derek, who has been betrayed and abandoned and is neglected at every turn by every other character in this universe, and stiles, who - importantly - doesn’t have pity for him but pragmatism: ‘you’re a useful dude, and so i am going to use you regardless of how everyone else would just like to write you off.’  it’s not an immediate, ‘ah, you’re perfect for each other,’ moment, it’s kind of a, ‘shit, dude, that is not a guy you should use because he’s suffered that too many times already and this is bad.’  but only through that does it become less about using derek and more about relying on each other, trusting each other’s judgments, and being the first call rather than the last.  i’m so emotionally tied to it because it’s freaking earned and no one is... pure.  stiles’ motives aren’t pure, derek’s actions aren’t pure, no one is a one-dimensional hero who can abide by a concept as infantile as good vs evil, they’re more real because of it and i’m more attached to them because of it.

okay, weirdly, lately..... clark and lex (and after i was just talking about one-dimensional good vs evil characters, lol), preferably with the smallville backstory of once being besties.  it’s just like the best of the best when it comes to tropes that do it for me.  they’re baked in and, unless it’s an au, unavoidable.  epic pining, best friends turned enemies turned lovers (or some variation thereof), a betrayed character (love when that’s lex and it’s post-belle reve), a morally gray manipulative genius who if they are depicted as not having ulterior motives is considered WILDLY out of character, a fucking canonical son made from both their dna, parallel universes in canon, not to mention there’s sex pollen in canon as well with red kryptonite in the mix.  (there’s nothing better than fics where clark is dosed so he’ll finally kill lex luthor only to fuck him practically down to his soul instead.)  i never even finished smallville and while i was always a fan of the ship, it was sort of more of a ‘ships in the night’ kind of ship, like: oh yeah, i know you *waves as you cross my dash* and nothing more.  then i read (and read and re-read and read some more) reconcilable differences and.... there is not enough fic for them out there, friends.  there just isn’t, and i’m sad.

merlin and arthur from bbc merlin.  again, i really like what’s often baked into this pairing: a scenario that comes up with some regularity is a betrayed or banished!merlin and arthur realizing too late what merlin means to him and having to go after him and prove himself.  i live for that shit, okay?  i live for the character who seemingly has everything realizing they have nothing without this other person (especially if said person is often mistreated or sidelined in canon - thank you, fix-it fanon!!!!).  i never was big into merlin fanfic UNTIL ao3 came up with the ‘exclude’ part of the search function.  i don’t want modern merlin pretty much ever and somehow that fandom is about 50% modern aus????  so i never read fic for it because it was so hard to find what i was looking for.  literally the day i saw the exclude option, i started reading merthur fanfic.  i wish there were more percival/merlin fics (i am SO FUCKING INTO size difference lately and i do noooot have a pair that i LOVE that has that, some that i casually read like jaskier/geralt but none that i can’t live without yet and i NEED IT), especially ones featuring a jealous arthur that endgames into merthur but that’s, er, a bit specific?  haha, and i have less than zero desire to write for either this fandom or the one above it sadly.

LAST SONG I LISTENED TO

clairo - sofia, i love how hard my radio station is fangirling over clairo, she has such a nostalgia-inducing sound for me.

CURRENTLY WATCHING

okay, well, i actually just finished the shows i was watching: prodigal son, which was like a less avant garde, less horny, less gay, less people-eating version of hannibal.  instead of a guy who was too unstable to qualify to be an actual fbi agent and who has a loose relationship with reality and mental health, and maybe also a darker side, and a cannibal who definitely does, both of whom badly want to bang each other, it’s a serial killer father who has a darker side and a guy who was fired from the fbi for being too unstable, who maybe has one of his own, in addition to a loose relationship with reality and mental health.  i mostly enjoyed it.  i really liked the actors, the morbid and understated humor was hilarious (seriously, some of those one liners, both the delivery by the actors and the offhandedness inherent to them were just perfection), but.... they fridged the love interest (very VERY predictably) and they’re clearly shoving together the only unattached (”normal”) vagina and penis on the show because HETERONORMATIVITY!!!!!  (i expect more of you, greg berlanti, tsk.)  i’m hoping for more edrisa in the future because she is a fucking GEM (and it’s just SO NICE to see lane on my screen again!!!!), more jessica who might have the best sense of self and humor in the whole dang show, more michael sheen (because i just love the man in anything and everything), and about that finale (even though i saw it coming WELL in advance) i’ll just say: AINSLEY, MY GIRLLLLLLLL!!!!

the other i finished was the crown, season four.  this show never really wows me tbh.  i watch it mostly for a) the performances and b) my mom and dad, who love it immensely and love to talk about it with me.  if not for them i could easily zone out for an entire episode without even realizing it, with all the quietness and sweeping landscape shots, there’s just nothing grabby in there for me.  it’s very uppercrust british, y’know?  haha.  where a comment about your lilac drapes is really a dig about how you’re bringing down the entire commonwealth, which i love to read but watching?  it doesn’t really pull me in.  the high point of this season for me was gillian anderson’s portrayal of margaret thatcher, just the way she would contort her face was amazing to me, and the episode with fagan because hey, i totally knew about that already (which never happens, lol) and i love that actor from preacher and it was just really well-written and acted.  but, overall, pretty much i spent the whole season wanting a violent and bloody and embarrassing death to befall charles, that entitled and cruel little piss-ant, while knowing it wasn’t going to happen.  it’s one of those shows i watch where i’m glad i watched it, but i won’t remember any details about it in a week’s time.

and as for what i soon will be currently watching: i’m starting the great tomorrow!

okay, tagging: @livthelion, @ohlookagaydraco, @grimmypuff, @clotpolesonly, @midnightisquiet, @urban-barbarian, @callunavulgari, @hrast-ika and @i-sveikata!!

[harris-coopers]

This sounds really chaotic but I’m sure it’ll be good!

[milarvela]

SPOILERS!!

A few impressions:

Charles & Diana were boring. They didn’t even show the wedding. Episode 9 promised nudity and sex. Unless I fell asleep, there was neither. I really could’ve used at least some sex between some people. Apparently William and Harry just magically appeared. Hewitt had a few seconds of screen time. Well, there was lots of puking. Whatever rocks your boat, I suppose. I think that if you warn about bulimia before each episode, you sure as fuck should warn about people being murdered too. To escape looking like a nutter. That is to say, don’t warn about either. It’s patronising.

The restaurant where Camilla met Diana was called Ménage à Trois. Seriously? Wishful thinking. I enjoyed Charles/Camilla’s bear/hunter joke. Couldn’t we have had more of those two happily together instead of endless misery? Likewise, Diana and her lovers. They quite managed to make it look like nobody/everybody was guilty of the mismatch. Very diplomatic. Worst scene was that talk they had before a brief time of happiness in Australia. Both calling each other gorgeous etc. Bad writing.

I thought the quality between episodes was pretty even. 8 was my favourite. It concentrated on Elizabeth and Margaret having a bit of a pissing contest. Took me time to get used to Gillian Anderson’s throaty posing. By 8 I was at ease with it. Loved Denis and Philip throughout. Well, they were written likeable. The Princess Margaret episode was unnecessary. I suppose when you have HBC in the show, there has to be something for her, so we got a repeat from the last time. Please sis, give me duties. *yawn* I liked that man friend of hers, Dazzle or something. Couldn’t they have developed that angle?

Tom Brooke had his own episode as Michael Fagan. Interesting idea to make an episode about a man who managed to have a private chat with the Queen in her bedroom. I suppose it was to show a desperate person during Thatcherism. Well, at least it was different from the rest of the series. Broke the monotony. Though not the misery. Brave of them to concentrate on a not very privileged white man. Don’t you get cancelled for that sort of thing these days?

Where was the glamour? The sparkling? Tiaras? Even the bloody lighting was almost always murky when indoors, pale or gray outdoors. No weddings, a couple of glimpses of two funerals, a bit of Diana in evening gowns and not much else. Budget problems? The Falklands War happened in the background, even though Andrew was supposed to be there. Well, he got that eyeroll-inducing babble about Koo playing a *gasp* 17-year-old instead. Maybe I should watch The Awakening of Emily since it was advertised. Not that I needed any wars. Or any more issue episodes. Thankfully, ep8 wasn’t about apartheid as I first thought. Would probably have totally confused the wokelings. As I understand it, some of them are all for separation these days.

Combining traditional dancing by maori people with Diana’s puking was a tad odd choice, though. Let’s see who gets offended by what first... Speaking of dancing, for some reason they showed Diana doing it in the palace. Whatever for? Charles suffering through her public dancing and singing was sort of comical. And Gran tying Diana’s hands to stop her from waving them about is an idea certain royals could still use when practicing speech making. They could’ve shown more of her tutoring too.

I got the impression that Olivia Colman was less of a sourface than in s3. Good. But it does get a bit repetitive when the Queen makes the same mistakes over and over again with her children for example or supposedly doesn’t understand how not everybody enjoys, say, hunting.

[twigstarpikachutroll22]

Nickname: Twig

Sign: Pisces. Also in the Chinese zodiac I was born in the year of the monkey.

Height: 5″6 last I checked I think? BETTER not get any taller than that.

Last thing I searched (I use Ecosia, not Google): “you know my name minecraft”

Amount of sleep: Well, it’s summer now, so I can go to bed as late as I want and wake up as late as I want. So about eight hours these days.

Dream job: I don’t fantasize about labor.

Wearing: Pajama shirt with aquamarine elbow-length sleeves and a black main part with a unicorn on the front and the words “I believe...”. Light gray pajama pants with the faces of Trolls characters (well, just Poppy and Branch and DJ Suki) all over them. Green socks with owls on them that’ve had holes in the soles sewn up but are still gaining new holes.

Media that summarizes me: Okay strap in for a second.

Books - The Lost Track of Time by Britt Page, the Fairyland series by Catherynne M. Valente, the Wayward Children series by Seanan McGuire.

Shows - Centaurworld

Songs - Neon Pegasus by Parry Gripp, I Love Play Rehearsal from Be More Chill, Dress Like A Pirate by Madilyn Mei, Keep You Safe by The Crane Wives, The Milk Carton by Madilyn Mei, Wicked Girls by Seanan McGuire, Hitchcock by Yuroshika (I listen to the english cover by Rachie), Christmas Pageant by Amanda Fagan, Four by Sleeping At Last.

Might come back and add more to this one.

Favorite songs: *slams this playlist down on the table*

Instruments: I sing.

Aesthetic: Ideally something like…okay, picture me sitting on top of a huge pile of bloody corpses, in a chair that looks like the Thinking Chair from Blues Clues, seated sideways so my legs are dangling over the armrest and I’m swinging them, wearing deep periwinkle skinny jeans, sparkly Skechers sneakers, mismatched Trolls socks, a white button-up shirt with a pattern of tiny little axolotls on it, a bright purple-trimmed-in-yellow necktie, an unzipped rainbow hoodie, and a silver tiara full of star shapes, holding a shiny amethyst-purple mystical-looking magic staff in one hand and a wine glass of 2% milk in the other, with both a skull and a stuffed animal in my lap, a dragon sitting on one side of me on the bloody corpse pile and a unicorn on the other.

(i also have an aesthetic tag. you can scroll through some of that if you like.)

Favorite authors: Catherynne M. Valente, Roald Dahl, Dav Pilkey, Seanan McGuire, Trenton Lee Stewart, Neil Gaiman, and should I list my favorite picture book authors too ‘cause we’ll be here awhile longer I might have to come back and edit this--

Fun fact: Within my first semester of college (out of only two) I hit the principal with a paper airplane.

tags: @queensparklekitten @applebutterbabie @kenziecrystai @sge8 @fadingdonutturtle @jesin00 @idkwhoiamanymorebutwtf @eldritchqueerture @geekgirles and anycreature else who wants to do it

Okay so uh I got tagged in a tagging game so guess I'm doing this shit now.

Nickname-Bobby, sometimes I jokingly go by RNJesus due to my initials and luck that flips back and forth like a metronome

Sign-Libra. I'm looking at the wikipedia page and I have no clue what 90% of this shit means.

Height-5'9.

Last Thing I Googled-Astrological signs because I forgot what corelated with what. I think they're stupid.

Amount of Sleep-Normal nights it's 10:30-7:30 so 9 hours. Nights where I don't have shit going on tomorrow I stay up till 11:30-anywhere between 9 and 12:45. So 13 hours hypothetically but this doesn't count the time it takes for me to fall asleep or when I wake up in the middle of the night randomly.

Dream Job: Don't have one. I'm studying to be a Computer Engineer though since that's what my father did.

Wearing-Sweat pants and a green jacket/hoodie. Sometimes I switch it out for a red one. Other than that, I just wear that every single day. It's become my iconic look at this point.

Movies/books/media that summarize you: I love soulsborne stuff. Not sure if it summarizes me but I'm not sure any media does.

Favorite Song: None. Like seriously, you gotta specify which genre, whether it can be game music or not, mainstream or indie youtube creators, etc. Aviators is one of my favorite indie creators though and I love the band "A Fall to Break"

Instrument-I played recorder once in 4th grade. I was semi good at it. Does this count? I do like singing and I like to think I'm pretty decent at it.

Aesthetic- Look at my posts dumbass(affectionate). Bloodborne's gothic horror isn't something that is easily beat.

Favorite Author- Jeffery Deaver and Micheal Conelly.

Random Fun Fact- I'm like one of 2 straight guys in my friend group, and the other is a british skin walker so does he really count as human?

I tag: @ferno-does-random-shit

[lili2424]

Obsessed, they look amazing lol

[claritalunaluna76]

The UK parliament’s Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee is working on its report (and recommendations) from its inquiry into the economics of music streaming. One of the big talking points during the inquiry’s evidence sessions was equitable remuneration (ER): specifically extending it from radio and TV to some streams.

The Broken Record campaign has made ER one of its key requests of the committee; labels have argued firmly against it; and (in our view, at least) the committee seems to be leaning more towards the former camp. But the committee isn’t the British government, so if ER is to be extended, ministers will need to be convinced too.

That campaign is already starting. A letter sent to Prime Minister Boris Johnson – and shown to Music Ally this morning – sees a who’s who of British musicians backing such an extension. Sir Paul McCartney, Annie Lennox, Chris Martin, Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, Kate Bush, Roger Daltrey, Damon Albarn, Noel Gallagher, Laura Marling, Sir Tim Rice… and many more.

“Only two words need to change in the 1988 Copyright, Designs and Patents Act. This will modernise the law so that today’s performers receive a share of revenues, just like they enjoy in radio,” argues the letter. But it also calls for a competition inquiry (or at least a government referral to watchdog the Competition and Markets Authority); for songwriters to get a bigger share of streaming royalties; and the establishment of a dedicated regulator “to ensure the lawful and fair treatment of music makers”.

Later today, we’ll publish our quarterly Music Ally report, including our analysis of the key talking points of the inquiry, and what might happen next. One of our suggestions was that while the DCMS committee seemed sympathetic to the Broken Record campaign’s arguments, the government ministers seemed to be leaning more towards labels’ view of the world.

The letter shows that the former group are going to work hard to change that, and in wheeling out the musical big guns, the intensity of the lobbying has stepped up several notches – even before the DCMS committee’s report has come out. Labels and their representative body the BPI must now decide how best to respond.

Here is the full text of the letter, and its signatories:

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Dear Prime Minister,

We write to you on behalf of today’s generation of artists, musicians and songwriters here in the UK.

For too long, streaming platforms, record labels and other internet giants have exploited performers and creators without rewarding them fairly. We must put the value of music back where it belongs – in the hands of music makers.

Streaming is quickly replacing radio as our main means of music communication. However, the law has not kept up with the pace of technological change and, as a result, performers and songwriters do not enjoy the same protections as they do in radio.

Today’s musicians receive very little income from their performances – most featured artists receive tiny fractions of a US cent per stream and session musicians receive nothing at all.

To remedy this, only two words need to change in the 1988 Copyright, Designs and Patents Act. This will modernise the law so that today’s performers receive a share of revenues, just like they enjoy in radio. It won’t cost the taxpayer a penny but will put more money in the pockets of UK taxpayers and raise revenues for public services like the NHS.

There is evidence of multinational corporations wielding extraordinary power and songwriters struggling as a result. An immediate government referral to the Competition and Markets Authority is the first step to address this. Songwriters earn 50% of radio revenues, but only 15% in streaming. We believe that in a truly free market the song will achieve greater value.

Ultimately though, we need a regulator to ensure the lawful and fair treatment of music makers. The UK has a proud history of protecting its producers, entrepreneurs and inventors. We believe British creators deserve the same protections as other industries whose work is devalued when exploited as a loss-leader.

By addressing these problems, we will make the UK the best place in the world to be a musician or a songwriter, allow recording studios and the UK session scene to thrive once again, strengthen our world leading cultural sector, allow the market for recorded music to flourish for listeners and creators, and unearth a new generation of talent.

We urge you to take these forward and ensure the music industry is part of your levelling-up agenda as we kickstart the post-Covid economic recovery.

Yours sincerely,

Full list of signatories:

Damon Albarn OBE

Lily Allen

Wolf Alice

Marc Almond OBE

Joan Armatrading CBE

David Arnold

Massive Attack

Jazzie B OBE

Adam Bainbridge (Kindness)

Emily Barker

Gary Barlow OBE

Geoff Barrow

Django Bates

Brian Bennett OBE

Fiona Bevan

Alfie Boe OBE

Billy Bragg

The Chemical Brothers

Kate Bush CBE

Melanie C

Eliza Carthy MBE

Martin Carthy MBE

Celeste

Guy Chambers

Mike Batt LVO

Don Black OBE

Badly Drawn Boy

Chrissy Boy

Tim Burgess

Mairéad Carlin

Laura-Mary Carter

Nicky Chinn

Dame Sarah Connolly DBE

Phil Coulter

Roger Daltrey CBE

Catherine Anne Davies (The Anchoress)

Ian Devaney

Chris Difford

Al Doyle

Anne Dudley

Brian Eno

Self Esteem

James Fagan

Paloma Faith

Marianne Faithfull

George Fenton

Rebecca Ferguson

Robert Fripp

Shy FX

Gabrielle

Peter Gabriel

Noel Gallagher

Guy Garvey

Bob Geldof KBE

Boy George

David Gilmour CBE

Nigel Godrich

Howard Goodall CBE

Jimi Goodwin

Graham Gouldman

Tom Gray

Roger Greenaway OBE

Will Gregory

Ed Harcourt

Tony Hatch OBE

Richard Hawley

Justin Hayward

Fran Healy

Orlando Higginbottom

Jools Holland OBE, DL

Mick Hucknall

Crispin Hunt

Shabaka Hutchings

Eric Idle

John Paul Jones

Julian Joseph OBE

Kano

Linton Kwesi Johnson

Gary Kemp

Nancy Kerr

Richard Kerr

Soweto Kinch

Beverley Knight MBE

Mark Knopfler OBE

Annie Lennox OBE

Shaznay Lewis

Gary Lightbody OBE

Tasmin Little OBE

Calum MacColl

Roots Manuva

Laura Marling

Johnny Marr

Chris Martin

Claire Martin OBE

Cerys Matthews MBE

Sir Paul McCartney CH MBE

Horse McDonald

Thurston Moore

Gary “Mani” Mounfield

Mitch Murray CBE

Field Music

Frank Musker

Laura Mvula

Kate Nash

Stevie Nicks

Orbital

Roland Orzabal

Gary Osborne

Jimmy Page OBE

Hannah Peel

Daniel Pemberton

Yannis Philippakis

Anna Phoebe

Phil Pickett

Robert Plant CBE

Karine Polwart

Emily Portman

Chris Rea

Eddi Reader MBE

Sir Tim Rice

Orphy Robinson MBE

Matthew Rose

Nitin Sawhney CBE

Anil Sebastian

Peggy Seeger

Nadine Shah

Feargal Sharkey OBE

Shura

Labi Siffre

Martin Simpson

Skin

Mike Skinner

Curt Smith

Fraser T Smith

Robert Smith

Sharleen Spiteri

Lisa Stansfield

Sting CBE

Suggs

Tony Swain

Heidi Talbot

John Taylor

Phil Thornalley

KT Tunstall

Ruby Turner MBE

Becky Unthank

Norma Waterson MBE

Cleveland Watkiss MBE

Jessie Ware

Bruce Welch OBE

Kitty Whately

Ricky Wilde

Olivia Williams

Daniel “Woody” Woodgate

Midge Ure OBE

Nikki Yeoh

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Charles Laughton.

Filmografía

Películas

- Bluebottles, The Tonic, Daydreams (1928) Dir.: Ivor Montagu

- Piccadilly (1929) Dir.: Ewald Andrea Dupont.

- Wolves (1930).

- Down River (1931) Dir. Peter Godfrey

-El caserón de las sombras (The Old Dark - House, 1932) Dir. James Whale

- Entre la espada y la pared (The Devil and the Deep, 1932) Dir. Marion Gering

- Justicia divina/El asesino de Mr. Medland (Payment Deferred, 1932) Dir. Lothar Mendes

- El signo de la cruz (The Sign of the Cross, 1932) Dir. Cecil B. De Mille

- Si yo tuviera un millón (If I Had a Million, 1932) Dirs. Ernst Lubitsch, Norman Taurog, Stephen Roberts, Norman McLeod, James Cruse, William A. - Seiter y H. Bruce Humberstone

- La isla de las almas perdidas (Island of Lost Souls, 1932) Dir. Erle C. Kenton

- La vida privada de Enrique VIII (The Private Life of Henry VIII, 1933) Dir. Alexander Korda

- White Woman (1933) Dir. Stuart Walker

- The Barretts of Wimpole Street (1934) Dir. Sidney Franklin

- Nobleza obliga (Ruggles of Red Gap, 1935) Dir. Leo McCarey

- Los miserables (Les Misérables, 1935) Dir. Richard Boleslawsky

- Rebelión a bordo (Mutiny on the Bounty, 1935) Dir. Frank Lloyd

- Rembrandt (Rembrandt, 1936) Dir. Alexander Korda

- Yo, Claudio (I, Claudius, 1937) Dir. Joseph von Sternberg.

- Bandera amarilla (Vessel of Wrath, 1938) Dir. Eric Pommer (Laughton es actor y coproductor de esta película).

- Las calles de Londres (St. Martin's Lane, 1938) Dir. Tim Whelan (Laughton es actor y coproductor de esta película).

- La posada de Jamaica (Jamaica Inn, 1939) Dir. Alfred Hitchcock (Laughton es actor y coproductor de esta película).

- Esmeralda, la zíngara (The Hunchback of Notre Dame, 1939) Dir. William Dieterle

- Laughton en la película Ellos sabían lo que querían (1940), con Carole Lombard y Frank Fay.

- They Knew What They Wanted (1940) Dir. Garson Kanin

- Casi un ángel (It Started with Eve, 1941) Dir. Henry Koster

- Se acabó la gasolina (The Tuttles of Tahiti, 1942) Dir. Charles Vidor

- Seis destinos (Tales of Manhattan, 1942) Dir. Julien Duvivier

- Stand by for Action (1943) Dir. Robert Z. Leonard

- Forever and a Day (1943) Dirs. René Clair, Edmund Goulding, Cedric Hardwicke, Frank Lloyd, Victor Saville.

-Esta tierra es mía (This Land Is Mine, 1943) Dir. Jean Renoir

- The Man from Down Under (1943) Dir. Robert Z. Leonard

- The Canterville Ghost (1944) Dir. Jules Dassin

- El sospechoso (The Suspect, 1944) Dir. Robert Siodmak

- El capitán Kidd (Captain Kidd, 1945) Dir. Rowland V. Lee

- Su primera noche (Because of Him, 1946) Dir. Richard Wallace

- Arco de triunfo (Arch of Triumph, 1947) Dir. Lewis Milestone

- El reloj asesino (The Big Clock, 1947) Dir. John Farrow

- El proceso Paradine (The Paradine Case, 1948) Dir. Alfred Hitchcock

- On our Merry way/A Miracle can Happen (1948) Dirs. King Vidor, Leslie Fenton, John Huston, George Stevens.

- The Girl from Manhattan (1948) Alfred E. Green

- Soborno (The Bribe, 1949) Dir. Robert Z. Leonard

- El hombre de la torre Eiffel (The Man on the Eiffel Tower, 1949) Dir. Burgess Meredith (codirectores no acreditados: Charles Laughton y Franchot Tone).

- No estoy sola (The Blue Veil, 1951) Dir. Curtis Bernhardt

- The Strange Door (1951) Dir. Joseph Pevney

- Cuatro páginas de la vida (O. Henry's Full House, 1952) Dir. Henry Koster

- Abbott and Costello Meet Captain Kidd (1952) Dir. Charles Lamont

- Salomé (Salome, 1953) Dir. William Dieterle

- La reina virgen (Young Bess, 1953) Dir. George Sidney

- El déspota (Hobson's Choice, 1954) Dir. David Lean

- La noche del cazador (The Night of the Hunter, 1954) Dir. Charles Laughton (no aparece como actor en la película).

T- estigo de cargo (Witness for the Prosecution, 1957) Dir. Billy Wilder

- Bajo diez banderas (Sotto dieci bandiere, 1960) Dir. Diulio Colletti

Espartaco (Spartacus, 1960) Dir, Stanley Kubrick

- Tempestad sobre Washington (Advise and Consent, 1962) Dir. Otto Preminger.

Documentales

- The Epic That Never Was (1965). Dirigido por Bill Duncalf y presentado por Dirk Bogarde. Documental de la BBC sobre el rodaje de I, Claudius con diversas escenas acabadas. (VHS, DVD).

- Callow's Laughton (1987). Documental de la Yorkshire TV-ITV dirigido por Nick Gray y presentado por Simon Callow sobre Charles Laughton.

- Charles Laughton Directs The Night of the Hunter (2002). Documental dirigido por Robert Gitt a partir de tomas descartadas de la Película.

Teatro

Debut teatral (1913). Stonyhurst College, Reino Unido

- The Private Secretary per Charles Hawtrey

Teatro amateur (hasta 1925). Scarborough, Reino Unido

- The Dear Departed por Stanley Houghton

- Trelawney of The Wells por Arthur Wing Pinero

- Hobson's Choice por Harold Brighouse

1926

- The Government Inspector. por Nicolai Gogol. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

- Los puntales de la sociedad por Henrik Ibsen. Dir. Sybil Arundale

- El jardín de los cerezos por Antón Chéjov. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

- Las tres hermanas por Antón Chéjov. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

- Liliom por Ferencz Molnar. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

1927

- The Greater Love por James B. Fagan. Dir. James B. Fagan y Lewis Casson

- Angela por Lady Bell. Dir. Lewis Casson

Vestire gli ignudi por Luigi Pirandello. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

- Medea por Eurípides. Dir. Lewis Casson

- The Happy Husband por Harrison Owen. Dir. Basil Dean

- Paul Y por Dimitri Merejovski. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

- Mr. Prohack por Arnold Bennet y Edward Knoblock. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

1928

- A Man with Red Hair por Benn W. Levy, a partir de la novela de Hugh Walpole. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

- The Making of an Immortal por George Moore. Dir. Robert Atkins

- Riverside Nights por Nigel Playfair y A.P. Herbert. Dir. Nigel Playfair

- Alibi per Michael Morton, a partir de la novela de Agatha Christie. Dir. Gerald duMaurier

- Mr. Pickwick por Cosmo Hamilton y Frank C. Reilly, a partir de la novela de Charles Dickens. Dir. Basil Dean

1929

- Beauty por Jacques Deval (adapt. inglesa: Michael Morton). Dir. Felix Edwardes

- The Silver Tassie por Sean O'Casey. Dir. Raymond Massey

1930

- French Leave por Reginald Berkeley. Dir. Eille Norwood

- On the Spot por Edgar Wallace. Dir. Edgar Wallace

1930

- Payment Deferred por Jeffrey Dell, a partir de la novela de C.S. Forrester. Dir. H.K. Ailiff

1931

-Gira americana (Chicago y Nueva York) de Payment Deferred y Alibi (esta última retítulada The Fatal Alibi y dirigida por Jed Harris).

Old Vic: temporada 1933-34. Londres. Reino Unido. Todas las obras dirigidas por Tyrone Guthrie.

El jardín de los cerezos por Antón Chéjov. Dir. Charles Laughton

1951-52 Estados Unidos y Reino Unido (Gira).

Don Juan in Hell de Man and Superman por George Bernard Shaw. Dir. Charles Laughton.

1953 Estados Unidos (Gira).

John Brown's Body por Stephen Vincent Benet. Dir. y Adaptación: Charles Laughton (no apareció como actor).

1954 Estados Unidos (Gira).

The Caine Mutiny Court Martial por Herman Wouk, a partir de su novela. Dir. Charles Laughton (no apareció como actor).

1956 Nueva York, Estados Unidos.

Major Barbara por George Bernard Shaw. Dir. Charles Laughton

1956 Londres, Reino Unido

The Party por Jane Arden. Dir. Charles Laughton

1959 Stratford-upon-Avon, Reino Unido

El sueño de una noche de verano por William Shakespeare. Dir. Peter Hall

El rey Lear por William Shakespeare. Dir. Glen Byam Shaw.

Créditos: Tomado de Wikipedia

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Laughton

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ty for the tag !!!

Three Ships: Kai/Cole (Ninjago), Raph/Casey (tmnt 2012), annnnnd Leo/Usagi (rottmnt/samurai rabbit)

First Ship: oh gosh ummm that would have to be way back like Percy/Annabeth from Percy Jackson or something lol

Last Song: Memories by Conan Gray

Last Movie: Saw (2004)

Currently Reading: What Made Maddy Run by Kate Fagan. and a whole lot of fanfiction

Currently Watching: TMNT 2012 MY BELOVED!! and Whiplash. very good movie so far

Currently Consuming: a popsicle stick

Currently Craving: my back pain to stop (it will never happen) and some motivation to write please

no pressure tags <3 @juniperjellyfish @queennai714 @gl4ssfan @kaishimo :D

Post was rlly long so I'm making my own HAHAHAHA

9 people you would like to get to know better

Thank you thank you for the tag @rainintheevening!! 🥹

1. Three Ships: Hiccstrid/Hiccup and Astrid (HTTYD), Silverparry/Will and Lyra (His Dark Materials), and Wyler/Wednesday and Tyler (Wednesday)

2. First Ship: Jay and Nya from Ninjago 😭

3. Last Song: I'm actually listening to music literally rn!! The last song that played was Music of the Night from Phantom (Royal Albert Hall version) of the Opera, and now it's All I Ask Of You, also from Phantom of the Opera (also Royal Albert Hall version!

4. Last Movie: the DnD Movie!

5. Currently Reading: Coraline by Neil Gaiman!

6. Currently Watching: Still Studio C tbh LOL, although I've paused for a bit

7. Currently Consuming: like, food?? The last thing I ate was kwek kwek LOL (Filipino street food).

8. Currently Craving: Maltezers and M&Ms

No pressure tags!!!:

@gangst3rswife, @offendedteaspoon, @catkin-morgs-kookaburralover, @darling-gemini, @sliverswords, @ronon-dex, @your-dead-european-ancestor, @flickeringflame216, @i-am-a-stupid-robot and @thewatercolours!

[fel-i-fod]

Welsh, Scottish, and Irish Writers

This isn’t a definitive list by the way, so please add names if you think I missed someone important (which I probably have).

WELSH WRITERS

Dannie Abse: poet, playwright and physician. A Doctor’s Register; Ghosts; Funland; Song For Pythagoras.

Gillian Clarke: poet, playwright and lecturer.  A Difficult Birth; The Sundial; Catrin.

Roald Dahl: author. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, 1964; The Twits, 1980; Fantastic Mr Fox, 1970; Danny, Champion of the World, 1975; The Witches, 1983. (I’m not going to list every book he’s ever written so these are just my childhood favourites.)

Ken Follett: author - thriller and historical fiction. The Century Trilogy, 2010-14; Kingsbridge Series, 1989-2020.

George Herbert: poet and priest. The Altar; Easter Wings.

Cynan Jones: author. The Dig, 2014.

Diana Wynne Jones: Welsh-English author. Howl’s Moving Castle, 1986-2008; Dalemark, 1979-93; Chrestomanci novels and short stories, 1977-2006; Derkholm, 1998-2000.

Philip Pullman: Welsh-English author. His Dark Materials, 1995-2000; The Book of Dust, 2017-; Sally Lockhart, 1985-94.

Kate Roberts: author. Traed mewn Cyffion (Feet in Chains/Feet in Stocks), 1936; Te yn y Grug (Tea in the Heather), 1959.

Bernice Rubens: author. The Elected Member, 1969; Madame Sousatzka, 1962; A Solitary Grief, 1991.

Owen Sheers: poet, author, playwright and presenter. Farther; Y Gaer/The Hill Fort; The Dust Diaries, 2004; Resistance, 2007; The Green Hollow (”film-poem”), 2016.

Dylan Thomas: poet, author and scriptwriter. Do not go gentle into that good night; And death shall have no dominion; Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog, 1940; A Child’s Christmas In Wales, 1955; Under Milk Wood, 1954.

Gwyn Thomas: author, playwright, columnist, and broadcaster. All Things Betray Thee, 1949.

Sarah Waters: Welsh-English author. Tipping the Velvet, 1998. Fingersmith, 2002.

Hedd Wyn: poet. Yr Arwr; Rhyfel; Plant Trawsfynydd.

SCOTTISH WRITERS

Iain Banks (sometimes Iain M. Banks): author - mainstream and sci-fi. The Wasp Factory, 1984; Walking On Glass, 1985; Culture novels, 1985-2012 (can be read as standalones - I recommend Excession).

Robert Burns: poet. Auld Land Syne; To a Mouse; Scots Wha Hae; Tom o’ Shanter; O, Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast.

Arthur Conan Doyle: author, poet, playwright and physician. Sherlock Holmes stories.

Jenni Fagan: author and poet. The Panopticon, 2012; The Sunlight Pilgrims, 2016.

Janice Galloway: author and poet. The Trick is to Keep Breathing, 1989.

Alasdair Gray: author, artist, poet and playwright. Lanark, 1981; Poor Things, 1992.

James Kelman: author and playwright. How Late It Was, How Late, 1994; Greyhound For Breakfast, 1987.

Val McDermid: author - crime and thriller. Tony Hill and Carol Jordan, 1995-2019; A Place of Execution, 1999.

Denise Mina: crime and comic author and playwright. Conviction, 2019; Garnethill, 1998-2001; Paddy Meehan, 2005-07; John Constantine, Hellblazer, #216-228

Maggie O’Farrell: Irish-Scottish author. The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox, 2007; After You’d Gone, 2000; I Am, I Am, I Am: Seventeen Brushes With Death, 2017.

James Robertson: author and poet. The Testament of Gideon Mack, 2006; And the Land Lay Still, 2010.

Walter Scott: author, poet and playwright. The Lady of the Lake, 1810; Ivanhoe, 1820; The Bride of Lammermoor, 1819.

Ali Smith: author. How to Be Both, 2014; Seasonal 2017-20; There but for the, 2011.

Muriel Spark: author, poet and essayist. The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, 1961; The Ballad of Peckham Rye, 1960; A Far Cry from Kensington, 1988.

Robert Louis Stevenson: author. Treasure Island, 1883; Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, 1886; Kidnapped, 1886.

Alan Warner: author. Morvern Callar, 1995.

Irvine Welsh: author and screenwriter. Trainspotting, 1993; Skagboys, 2012.

Louise Welsh: author - psychological thriller. The Cutting Room, 2002.

IRISH WRITERS

John Banville: author, critic and scriptwriter. The Sea, 2005; The Frames Trilogy, 1989-95.

Samuel Beckett: author, director, playwright, poet and translator. Waiting For Godot, 1954; Molloy, 1951; Malone Meurt, 1951;  L’innommable, 1953.

Maeve Binchy: author, playwright and columnist. Tara Road, 1998; Circle of Friends, 1990; A Week in Winter, 2012.

Elizabeth Bowen: author. The Last September, 1929; Eva Trout, 1968; The Death of the Heart, 1938.

John Boyne: author. The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, 2006; The Heart’s Invisible Furies, 2017.

Emma Donoghue: Irish-Canadian author, playwright, screenwriter and literary historian. Room, 2010; Slammerkin, 2000.

Anne Enright: author. The Gathering, 2007; The Green Road, 2015.

Josephine Hart: author, producer and presenter. Damage, 1991.

Seamus Heaney: poet, playwright and translator. Digging; Strange Fruit; In Memoriam Francis Ledwidge; Beowulf: A New Verse Translation, 1999.

James Joyce: author, critic, poet and teacher. Ulysses, 1922; A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, 1916.

Molly Keane: author and playwright. Good Behaviour, 1981; Devoted Ladies, 1934; Time After Time, 1983.

C. S. Lewis: author. The Chronicles of Narnia, 1950-56.

Iris Murdoch: author and philosopher. Under the Net, 1954; The Sea, the Sea, 1978.

Edna O’Brien: author, poet and playwright. The Country Girls Trilogy, 1960-64; August is a Wicked Month, 1965; A Pagan Place, 1970.

Frank O’Connor: author. Guests of the Nation, 1931; My Oedipus Complex, 1952; The Majesty of Law, 1936.

Nuala O’Faolain: author, journalist, producer, critic and teacher. Almost There: The Onward Journey of a Dublin Woman, 2003; Are You Somebody? The Accidental Memoir of a Dublin Woman, 1996.

Bram Stoker: author. Dracula, 1897.

Jonathan Swift: author, satirist, essayist, poet and cleric. Gulliver’s Travels, 1726; A Modest Proposal, 1729.

Oscar Wilde: author, poet and playwright. The Picture of Dorian Gray, 1890; The Importance of Being Earnest, 1895.

W. B. Yeats: poet and playwright. The Lake Isle of Innisfree, 1890; Adam’s Curse, 1903; Easter 1916, 1916; The Second Coming, 1920; Cathleen Ní Houlihan, 1902.