#webweaves by L

[queer-ragnelle]

Byelorussian Tristan || Camelot (2011)

[helbrides]

the monster baru cormorant + black sails

[crochetrica]

i love the way strangers love each other

someone new by hozier; barbie (2023); like waves in the ocean we are personally connected by mike heseltine; love and the deli counter by jill mcdonough; eschatology by eve l. ewing

[sicknessinmotion]

YOU LOVE LOVE LOVE THE WORLD & IT FINALLY LOVES YOU BACK; ON HUMANITY

cinders // tumblr user starei // dead poets society // sally rooney // duane l. herrmann // sense8 // judas h.

[sugar-and-pearls]

For Touya and Maeve

[cyanidepoisoned]

me and @gorecorpse . if you even care.

[dukeofdelirium]

—I wish we could have met in some other way

—This is the only way we could have met

Report on the Thing, Clarice Lispector // The God of Small Things, Arundhati Roy // Death Note // The Weary Blues, Langston Hughes // Fortesa Latifi // Mirror Traps, Hera Lindsay Bird // Litany in Which Certain Things Are Crossed Out, Richard Siken // “The Devil Within”, Close Your Eyes, Digital Daggers // Death Note Japanese Drama // “Deathbeds”, Sempiternal, Bring Me The Horizon

[crossbackpoke-check]

Fixed point (mathematics) // The History of Perspective // "Point of Disappearance", Dennis Held // How the Hughes hockey family stays grounded // Fixed Point Photography-- // "Portrait of A.", Tung-Hui Hu // Mic'd Up | Hughes NHL 25 cover shoot // "Burnt Norton", T.S. Eliot // "Circuitry", Janine Joseph // Bruce Bennett // Nick Wass // from obedience [maybe one day, during a point in time], kari edwards // Bill Rapai // "Errand Upon Which We Came", Stephanie Strickland // Benchmark (surveying)

art kid luke hughes

[kyoukamybeloved]

“In the sky, after drifting in power for a few seconds, Chuuya lost the black wings on his back and drifted down gently. Dazai caught his body.”

for more soukoku webweaves

creds:

joan tierney// art by @pleucas// rabbit heart - florence+the machine//a farewell to arms - ernest hemingway// art by @lotus-pear// salvage - hedgie choi// salt in the wound - boygenius// triple dog dare - lucy dacus// fleabag - phoebe waller-bridge// art by @lotus-pear// poison & wine - the civil wars// sue zhao// art by @pleucas// wishbone - richard siken// i am the antichrist to you - kishi bashi// we’re in love - boygenius// sue zhao// art by @kamapon// fleabag - phoebe waller-bridge// the view between villages - noah kahan// moon song - phoebe bridgers// curses - the crane wives// art by @shrimpkini// unknown// art by @lotus-pear// alone with you in the ether - olivie blake// american teenager - ethel cain// favor - julien baker// little beast - richard siken// art by @pleucas// lessons on expulsion - erika l. sànchez// true blue - boygenius// sedated - hozier// the trials of apollo: the hidden oracle - rick riordan// art by @lotus-pear// deathless - catherynne m. valente// art by @seukorei// the slaughterhouse - yves olade//

edit: I know one of the fanarts has do not repost on it, which is why I asked the artist beforehand if it would be okay for me to repost with credit. I’ve posted a picture of the messages just go under my #izzie rambles tag so do not worry it’s all good no need to send me hate on anon

tags (comment or send a message if you want to be added/removed):

@philzokman @dinosaur-mayonnaise @vivid-vices @pendragonstar @vinylbiohazard @fixation-central @sommmee @lotus-reblogs @galaxitic @gorotic @dazaisbbgrill @thesunshinebard @underthetree845 @whiteapplesandblackblood @pe4rl-diver @autistic-ranpo @the-gayest-sky-kid @ricelover888 @sskk-brainrot @liyv @hypotheticallyhaunted @sigskk @oatmilkbasic @sempieternall @pastel-paramour @thornedarrow @springkitten @sproutingstars @ghostsinacoat @shroombunnies @megaroniandcheez @http-bluewerry

also please tell me if me tagging you actually worked because I’ve been having some issues with tagging other users

[queer-ragnelle]

Merlin (1998) | Merlins Vermächtnis by Peter Schwindt | The Winter King (2023) | My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult | New Adventures of a Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (1988) | Guinevere Evermore by Sharan Newman | Knights of the Round Table (1953) | Blessed Bastard by Ruth Lehmann | The Green Knight (2021)

[vacillantvoid]

a place where someone loves you

second part to my mercury webweave :] credits and both weaves below because i like them together and they're supposed to mirror each other

PT I - there's very little left of me and it's never coming back

i can feel myself becoming something i'm not, @/cellphonehippie - i guess its just arrested development, @/asoftersea - constantly grieving, @/ojiwba - 星を悼む者 (those who mourn the stars), tomohiro inaba - all i have done, denis sarazhin via @/serratedpens - lavender harvest, @/trippingthemoonlightfantastic - dying star, konstantin korobov via @/nevver - i could die today and live again, summer farah via @/geryone - fire, lois dodd via @/mandymovie - nosebleed, isabella g via @/ex0skeletal-undead - inferno, louise glück via @/cloudswamp - why be happy when you could be normal?, jeanette winterson via @/weltenwellen - the best knock-knock joke of 1890, @/thatsbelievable - plate, boofinator - into the black hole, @/liltingaway - III. the Child, from sonnets, extracted, quinn newell via @/voicedwords - little fires everywhere, jeremy miranda via @/nevver

PT II - a place where someone loves you

wintered over, zeke russell via @/geryone - denis sarazhin via @/soracities - [flower], @/prettypngs - [lying in the sun], @/lisatrimtrimm - [-234] grow., @/asoftersea - blue skies, clifford palmer - fruit harvest in the palatinate, max slevogt - [sticker], @/thepngpixie - @/adjpngs - they can’t kill us until they kill us, hanif abdurraqib via @/weltenwellen - least of all, natalie wee via @/moonlitfairytale - we didn't think you'd make it this far, @/l0stvegas - beloved, @/snowspot - landscape between storms, pierre-auguste renoir - book pngs, @/liltingaway - lord of the butterflies, andrea gibson via @/weltenwellen - sunburst mirror pngs, @/snailspng - lessons on expulsion, erika l. sánchez via @/weltenwellen - a place where someone loves you, neil hilborn

[helbrides]

does anyone have that quote from some article or interview where the speaker is like “i i only understood him when i tried to kill him with a knife” or something and she talks about being in a kitchen??? i feel like i’ve seen in in a few webweaves

[lucy-the-cat]

M for . . .

Shameless by Camilla Cabello / cannot find (might have been taken down?) / Lover's Curse by beforeIlearnedcivility AKA Lucy-the-Cat AKA me / E. V. O. L. by MARINA / I saved this awhile ago, again having trouble finding / War Storm by Victoria Aveyard, taken from thyquotes.com / King's Cage by Victoria Aveyard / Unclear

Part 2

Happy Birthday to Me! Have a webweave of the best chapter/story beat I've ever written <3

[llovelymoonn]

hello darling could you do a webweave on chronic illness/ the body you live in and love not loving you back? thank you 😘

erika l. sánchez departure \\ jessica lauren chung \\ heidi andrea restrepo rhodes wet sands: poetry exchanges: "a small disunified theory" \\ rainer maria rilke journal of my other self (via @weltenwellen) \\ erika l. sánchez all of us \\ @mysticalspiders

kofi

[incomingalbatross]

Hello! Suzanne Collins said that Prim dying is the "whole point" of the HG series (l recently read that somewhere but it was part of a webweave and lacked all other context). Why do you think that is? Why is Prim being doomed by the narrative actually essential? I was curious about your insights because l enjoy hearing your thoughts about other books.

Thank you for the ask! I'm glad you enjoy my thoughts. (But also, all my THG understanding is very much enriched by @fictionadventurer's discussions of it, and has been since before I read the books, so if you like whatever I have to say you should definitely check out her posts.)

I have seen the same webweave and also have no further context. :P I' don't know'm not sure if she meant it was the whole point of the series, or the whole point of Prim, or what exactly...

But I did read an interview with her, somewhere, where she said something like "Everything I've ever written is about just war theory." Which is fascinating. And I think she said that's why it's such a big theme in the Hunger Games that having a just cause doesn't automatically ensure the justice of your methods.

And the thing about Prim is... the world they live in at the start, the world of the Games, is a world that kills its Prims. It almost killed her in the reaping. It did kill Rue. That's why Katniss won't have kids, why she and everyone else eventually rebels - because this is a world that won't allow Prim and children like her to live, and that's unendurable.

But the methods of Gale and District 13, the lengths they will go to in order to pursue the inarguably just cause of fighting this structure, end up actually killing Prim. The bombs, followed by the proposed new Games, are the blatant and undeniable evidence that they've adopted the very evils that they were fighting to destroy.

So I think Prim's death is crucial to Collins' point about just war, in its ends and means, because there's no better way to drive that home than to have the same innocent victim threatened by the enemy side and then killed by her own.

[th3-r4t-k1ng]

L,love the new blog theme,,,,

Thanks love, I really just wanted to use the webweave <33