#i was hooked from start to finish

[kikuism]

Are you enjoying jade city?

i just finished it—it was amazing, i loved it so much! what a rich and immersive world. i was completely engrossed from start to finish, there was never a dull moment. i loved this crime/gangster drama/thriller so much, i'm so invested in the characters and i can't wait to start the next book.

[lifemod17]

How I feel after watching Monkey Man

[mayykith]

this is for you @wildelydawn as a thank you for your wonderful piece YLTTL ❤️

[lucky-numberme]

2/20 Queer Book Draw Challenge: Peter Darling by Austin Chant

[ID: An illustration of two men (Peter and James) in a dark cave dimly lit by a single match on the ground. James is lying on the ground, one shoulder lifted so Peter can wrap it in fabric. Peter is kneeling over him, stretching the fabric taut around James' bleeding wound. Their gazes are locked on each other, expressions intense and unreadable. End ID]

[ermakeys]

Get to know you video game edition! Tagged by the wonderful @ratcready

No pressure tags for @fooolisher @jekyllnahyena @certified-anakinfucker @jadowdra and anyone else that would like to! :)

Guess who forgot to add the blank as well 🙈

[justworthlessreblogs]

Oh question: what are your thoughts on Wonderful Pretty Cure...

i'm excited for it! i'm thinking i might try to follow along, although we'll see how that goes because i am notoriously bad at following along with the currently airing season (i usually drop around episode 3). i still marvel at the fact that i managed to stick with delicious party all the way through. but i think wonderful precure looks really interesting and i like that it looks like they're changing up the concept in a big way!

[dyketectivecomics]

Well y’all after blood sweat and way too many tears, I’ve finally been moved into my new place 😭 🎉

It’ll be a bit before I can show pics of my comics displays, esp bc I’ll be sorting thru a lot of stuff & likely will rearrange it ten thousand times too

But on a nice note, my mom was rlly careful with my comics that I have framed and she actually sounded rlly excited to help me find good ways to display them and I’m 🥹🥹🥹

Hopefully will have some more framed eventually too, but ahhh one thing at a time

[chiritori]

i’m getting marginally better at guitar 🎉

[cleargreyskies]

7 months, 7 days, and I have finished campaign 2 of Critical Role.

[flugame-mp3]

SEASON NINE FINALE WAS WILD. I HAVE MANY MANY THOUGHTS. WHAT JUST HAPPENED. A FUCKING ROLLER COASTER FOR SURE

[joeey-dee]

Okay, so this is like not my usual thing but I finally found a way to watch Heels with Stephen Amell and that show is amazing! Seriously, the best thing I've seen on TV in a long, long time!

If you haven't seen it yet you need to check it out. All Episodes are currently available for free on youtube (you need to change your vpn to US, though, at least all my fellow Europeans or non US people do).

Stephen's acting is off the charts and just shows what the man is capable of if he has an amazing script to work with... Arrow wasted his potential in the later seasons which is just sad. But he's got a great show now with people who seem to appreciate his skills and push him.

Again great show, great writing and great acting from everyone involved, I know nothing about Wrestling, I couldn't care less about it if I tried but that show got me hooked, those characters draw you in and you just want to know what will happen next.

Okay, I think I'm done now. Just, check it out, give the man some love for his amazing work. The show deserves to be recognized as the masterpiece it is.

[ziracona]

I know I say this every time I read my own work, but Speak for the Dead really is the best chapter in ILM.

“Well, you know for the first time in a long time this actually feels like fall?”

Jane Romero was smiling at him, sitting propped up against a tree in what had sort of become her usual ‘therapy’ corner in the past almost two weeks. And she was right, it did feel like fall. The air wasn’t as sharply cold as normal, and honestly ‘sharply’ cold was a nice break in and of itself when it happened—usually the weather here was somehow just cold—cold with no adjectives attached. But today it was nicer. It was the kind of waiting fall cold that came when it wasn’t biting outside yet, and it was almost pleasant. A promise of a change in the seasons. Tapp wondered why.

The trees hadn’t started to change color with it, or fall in piles, and as far as he’d gathered there weren’t seasons in here. Everything looked the same. Tall, thick woods, undergrowth and moss and rocks and fallen logs, a slight breeze on and off. Dark sky overhead, full moon, at this point long since throwing off everyone’s idea of what day and night were supposed to mean. All the usual. Except, somehow, the kind of cold in the weather. Who knew, maybe nothing had changed. Maybe they had just started to feel better.

LIKE. Those opening lines mean nothing but environmental flavor when you read them. But they’re a lead in for the thesis of the entire chapter.

“Well, you know for the first time in a long time this actually feels like fall?” - A promise of a change in the seasons. - Who knew, maybe nothing had changed. Maybe they had just started to feel better.

Like that’s it. Speak for the Dead is about a lot of things, but at its heart it’s about healing. It’s about forgiveness and healing, that exists between the living and the dead. It’s about how you can only speak for them, by speaking for them. Not how you want to punish yourself or live for them, but by how you know they would forgive you, or would ask you to live. Very little other than exchanges of information happen, but so much happens at the same time. All of it significant. It’s hope. It’s about how Tapp (and Meg) have spent every day here fighting in their own way to cope with the agony and failure of their lives, and the loss of people they couldn’t save, and have only dug their wounds deeper. About love. About nothing stoping the lambs from screaming except accepting that they want to let you go.

[leothil]

in JCC we trust he's done some fantastic buddie episodes and then it's followed by freaking Andrew Meyers in eighteen. And some people are worried? Like why lol.

Ok listen, I know this is meant as a positive message, but this whole "this writer is known for good buddie episodes" is starting to veer dangerously close to classing them as "pro buddie" or "not pro buddie" based completely on subjective views people have of episodes. It's a writer's room. They all work on the season and brainstorm together. Their differences emerge more in how things are brought up on screen, not what.

[leenaur143]

guess who finally started only friends!!!! the way I have been liking posts about it since even before it aired but never actually had the guts to go watch it but the TIME WAS RIGHT yesterday and I watched it and why is it... so flipping good?

[mooseyspooky]

You know that really weird story where John Milton would mentally write a few verses of Paradise Lost and then complain that he needed to be milked if his transcriber was late?

As strange as it is, I sort of get where he's coming from.

[fairy-ganj-mother]

I found all my *senior year of hs, freshman and sophomore year of* college pics and I am dying laughing