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I love fanfiction, 15/20 years ago there were young people who wrote stories in their rooms about a band, and here we are reading them with just as much passion, passing on the titles to each newcomer

platosshadowpuppet

*sigh* new job's got me on the graveyard shift.

Usually I like a graveyard but I think this one's going to be trouble - one of the crypts has a revolving door, for slaugh's sake

catpersondoo

My OC LITERALLY!!!

#part time jobs #Omg that's exactly what kaden would tweet #In the first chapters He has a ptime at a graveyard so that's why #Well it's kind of a weird graveyard so it's not that smooth #the pay is good tho

thecollectibles

Art by MZ

thecollectibles

Art by MZ

Fandom: atiny

Staff: Lightiny

Magic system: Elemental (aqua💧)

#artists on tumblr #prop design #ateez fanart #atiny #에이티즈 #magic fandom

catpersondoo

The tweet that started it all

catpersondoo

We start with atiny (this is a repost from twt)

#artists on tumblr #magic fandom #prop design #kpop #ateez #atiny #art series

The tweet that started it all

#artists on tumblr #magic fandom #prop design #digital art #kpop #series #art series

jesncin

my high school english teacher would often critique our literature analysis work by pointing out: "you're treating these characters like they're real people. They're not. They're characters". And it took me a long time to understand what he meant by that. Because I always thought "isn't that the point? That writers want to write characters to be so three dimensional that they act and feel like real people?" but that's not it.

Characters are tools a writer uses in service of a story. Of course characters can be written with depth to the point they feel real to us, but they exist in service of their narrative. Something real people aren't beholden to at all. When discussing characters, I think it's easy to accidentally see these characters as "real people" and not extensions of the author's beliefs. Tools for a narrative. Means of storytelling.