#supernatural by carver edlund

[thebeautyofspn]

4x18 The Monster At The End Of This Book

[today-in-the-bunker]

Today, Cas accidently references a specific case from before he met the Winchesters, and is forced to admit that, in being forcefully stuffed with centuries of popculture by Metatron, he has unfortunately retained memory of the supernatural books.

[fluffsnake]

Suptober Day 3 - Inspired

[mischieviem]

This is late for Father's Day but

God and his archangels :)

[seasononesam]

Okay, it's okay. So, next question. 

[bi4bisamjess]

pilot ep of supernatural as a paperback book etc etc

[iliketoydinosaurs]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think this is ever made clear in the show so I'm curious what most people think

[harley-quinns-girlfriend]

Like when they found out about their fanfiction cuz of carver edlunds books. I sometimes wonder if Sam followed along with the fandom online. Like was he updated with Destiel? did he read the fanfic on long car rides like all teen girls have

[deansbitch838]

the books are real??? was anyone gonna tell me???

[xlr8nrg]

Things that disappear when you need them most

[lab-trash]

Okay, I am 100% in love with the 'Sam Winchester Reads Supernatural Fanfiction,' trope. But I've never seen it with Midam.

So, hear me out. Sam reads fanfic about them, guilty about it or smth. Each chapter shows Michael and Adam’s developing life and relationship in the cage, and Sam finds it absolutely blasphemous when the fic heavily implies that they each have 'unrequited' feelings for one another, but he reads anyway.

Then Michael and Adam return. And they tell them what happened and... it's starting to sound really familiar....

[thebeautyofspn]

4x18 The Monster At The End Of This Book

[dark-dragon-8]

The upside of liking and/or not minding spoilers (and therefore actively seeking them out): I take everything I find out in a stride and instead of feeling bummed out or like it ruined the experience, it actually makes me look forward to that part of the series. It's how I keep myself interested.

The downside: I now know that Chuck Shurley is probably a bad guy and an evil God and, while I'm looking forward to seeing how it'll be going down, I'm starting to doubt/question every single action/interaction he's shown doing and/or participating in so far. I think this is probably either the first or one of the first very rare times where I was actually bummed about a spoiler, not because I didn't like it (it sounds like an interesting plot twist) but rather because I like his character so much, I don't want this to be something that'll make me dislike him in the future [I relate to him a lot, in terms of both openness and love for his characters & story as well as him feeling like an actual person in ways and struggles that are/can be so mundane (like how he doesn't know what to do without his story, that it's the only thing he's got going on in life and how he doesn't feel like he has a purpose without it. As an aspiring author it's something that's really stuck with me as I sometimes feel the same way about my stories). We don't often get characters that are just so "mundane" and normal and experiencing actual real life struggle outside of things such as miscommunication, codependency, a choice for the greater good, etc (not that these are bad tropes, mind you, I love reading/watching/writing about them as well, they're good tropes, it's just that they're so "novelized" and specific to that characters, again not a bad thing that's how it should be, in a way that they don't necessarily feel normal and/or real anymore). Like, when Chuck said that he's a bad author, that the story was not even his yet this is all he has, it made him feel real and tangible. It wasn't a big part of the plot (I don't think so, not the overarching one at least) but it made him feel human, this was his life's work and he just got the opportunity to keep on making it, it was his, it wasn't his life, it wasn't his story but it was his, his book, his work, his life. And now he might have to give that up because the brothers, justifiably, don't want him to write about them, it's their lives and they don't want people knowing every little thing about them just because].

So anyways, sorry for the long post, I just needed to rant/get it off my chest (I swear, Tumblr is starting to become my weird "fandom diary" at this point).

Also disclaimer that this is not meant to be shitting and/or degrading people for not liking spoilers, this is just my preference and I know not all people are like that and that's okay. Just wanted to say that since I know that sometimes these types of things can be taken the wrong way by some people and I don't want that to happen and end up offending someone because of it.

[hjbirthdaywishes]

September 21, 2024

Happy 54 Birthday to Rob Benedict.

[ricky-tiki-tah]

I know that there’s spn books that aren’t actually the episodes, but why hasn’t anyone published the Winchester Gospels? The books Chuck wrote and have them “written by Carver Edlund” ??? I wanna see those books!! I want more in-depth stuff. Kinda like how some movies have books written after the movie came out. But a book for each episode, up to season 5 cuz that’s where Chuck stopped iirc. I wanna read those books.

[vespbj]

It's getting old

********* Misha Collins: "When I saw the script, I also sent an email (I wasn't so audacious to show up in the writers room)," Collins said. "I sent an email, and I was like, 'I would love to be in the 200th episode because it's such a milestone and it's such a big deal.' *********

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