#the shannara

[austinbutlerslovers]

If this is your first time seeing these you’re very welcome

[bin1es]

austin butler as wil ohmsford

the shannara chronicles (season 1, episode 7)

[aust-een]

Will over here just hot boy looking at a lock pick.

THE SHANNARA CHRONICLES | EP 3 “GRAYMARK”

[dearaustinbutler]

this was hot and very necessary 💥

[389]

Sword of Shannara

[austinslounge]

💫Austin talks about The Shannara Chronicles, his casting for the show, doing auditions in Hollywood, feelings of not fitting in, his experiences with grief and struggling with depression and knowing the meaning of life | NY ComicCon (Oct 2017)

(I'm not going to say it -- I'll just pretend like I don't even see it lol 👀🤭)

[sun-ni-day]

At Actors Roundtable: Austin Butler, Brendan Fraser, Ke Huy Quan, Adam Sandler & More Austin relayed his state of mind during filming of first season of Shannara Chronicles in New Zealand.

[steve-needs-a-hug]

post-apocalyptic San Francisco in The Shannara Chronicles season 2 (2017)

[psycheetamore]

I stumbled upon this and I thought...a little gift for my darlings @peggyao3 and @mrs-hardy-hunnam-butler

Peggy: just don't imagine him without hair, as I fear you may collapse from an acute overdose of enticement...

[letthewhumpbegin]

The Shannara Chronicles, s2e3

[bin1es]

austin butler as wil ohmsford

the shannara chronicles (season 1, episode 1)

[turnerintoabutler]

Currently obsessed with Will and the Shannara Chronicles

[dearaustinbutler]

Good morning young prince

[nobodysuspectsthebutterfly]

Do you have any high fantasy book recs? I have enjoyed asoiaf and would like to explore more of the genre

Sure, you can see a lot in my book recs tag, with plenty of details, but here's a quick list of my favorite high fantasy series:

The Lord of the Rings, by J.R.R. Tolkien (yes, everyone knows this one, but you might be a complete newbie to fantasy, so hey)

The Discworld series, by Terry Pratchett (ditto; also note I detest those reading order guides you may see around, I read the books as they were published (almost) and I was better than fine ok)

The World of the Five Gods, by Lois McMaster Bujold (I recommend again going with publishing order for the novels, then moving on to the Penric novellas, either publishing or chronological. I also rec her Sharing Knife series, though it's not a top favorite, her Spirit Ring novel is sweet and should appeal to YA fantasy fans, and I highly rec her Vorkosigan Saga to ASOIAF fans, though it's SF.)

The Chronicles of Amber, by Roger Zelazny (love this series so much, always rec it to fans of ASOIAF, and like GRRM I agree it desperately needs a tv adaptation)

The Chronicles of Prydain, by Lloyd Alexander (utter classic, very badly served by the Disney adaptation, needs a much better one)

The Chronicles of Narnia, by C.S. Lewis (another classic, and lol publishers really like "chronicles" don't they)

Pelmen the Powershaper series, by Robert Don Hughes (out of print for a long time sadly, but you may be able to find cheap used books)

and there's so much more, in low fantasy and other sub-genres (Naomi Novik's various series and novels are big loves of mine, and I adore Ben Aaronovitch's Rivers of London series), check my tag!

[austinslounge]

Manu Bennett talking about Austin and how he lost his mother right before filming "The Shannara Chronicles", and how much faith he has in Austin as an actor 🥹 | San Diego ComicCon 2015

This video is so heartwarming and sweet 😭 The way Austin looks at him and is crying 🥹 He's so humble. You can tell he was very touched by his words. ❤️

It's so nice to see that people had faith in Austin and his abilities even back then. 🥰