Casey Bourne

writing, fangirling, a little politics

[cromchychipdip]

I made a Disaster Bi pride flag.

[casey-bourne]

[somethingsaboutnothing]

Wild Blue Yonder, by The Amazing Devil

from the album The Horror and the Wild

Let’s hide under the covers

We don’t know what’s out there

Could be freaking coronavirus so stay in your gosh darn house, please.

[ao3commentoftheday]

Sometimes canon doesn't give you much choice

[casey-bourne]

now available in paperback for £8.99

[vandsblog]

pages from GUILLERMO DEL TORO’s notebooks as seen in Cabinet of Curiosities

[observando]

[casey-bourne]

Pair Bonding available for pre-order @ £1.99

How do you know for certain that 'the one' is The One? In this universe, there is no doubt. Which begs the question - what do you do? Do you 'Search' for your soulmate even though the odds are infinitesimal? Or do you 'Settle' for love? One family seems determined to break the mould no matter what conventions are set.

'Pair Bonding’ is a novel about finding love outside of set parameters.

[loxxscreens]

listen to the music of the spheres 

[mpeak-blog1]

What is your favorite word?” “And. It is so hopeful.

An interview with Margaret Atwood (via beinlovewithyourlife)

[mariolanzas]

DINOSAURS OVER THE YEARS

This is a series of posters I made to show how our perception of Dinosaurs and other animals of the mesozoic changed over the years. These and few more are featured in a Youtube video you can watch HERE

this art is available for prints, t-shirts and other goods HERE

http://mariolanzas.tumblr.com/

[neil-gaiman]

Neil Gaiman: Why our future depends on libraries, reading and daydreaming

A lecture explaining why using our imaginations, and providing for others to use theirs, is an obligation for all citizens

It’s a bit long, I’m afraid. But I think you may find it interesting, and, perhaps, important.

[casey-bourne]

“We have an obligation to imagine”

[atmospheric-minimalism]

Erin Hanson

[vandsblog]

For me, the only worthwhile parts of On The Road are when Kerouac drops the bullshit and the stark honesty of his difficulties and concerns come through. He spends so much of the book observing everyone else that you only get to see him in these glimpses and they are probably the most interesting parts. I don’t care about who got high in what house and scored with some girl. I care about the bizarre and funny stories that form a colourful cultural picture, I care about the personal and detailed portraits of strangers he meets at truckstops, and, most of all, these little moments when Kerouac slips and shows us that he’s not as cool and collected as he wants us to believe. 

[sources for pictures: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4]

EDIT: Having read both versions, may I recommend The Original Scroll Edition above any edited copies. 

[earthstory]

lukas.schlagenhauf

Milky Way time lapse on top of the Grosser Mythen above the sea of fog.

I’ve been waiting for that possibility quite some time.

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[hjbender]

[markruffalo]

With 2018 climate data now in, Earth's 5 warmest years have all occurred since 2014

There's no sign that the planet's warming trend is slowing.

This is a battle for the fate of all the living systems of Earth. We can meet this challenge with imagination, creativity, and equity amongst peoples, but it’s moving fast. Now’s the time to act.