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"'All well.' That seems like another lifetime, does it not, Francis? Can you remember a time when any of us could write such a thing with an easy conscience?"

#hello terror fandom i approach you as one would approach a spooked horse #holding my art out in my hands as an offering #the terror #the terror amc #the terror art #the terror fan art #my art #the terror dan simmons #francis crozier #james fitzjames

teathattast

we slidin

urbanfantasyinspiration

At that point he’s a passenger too

luulapants

Happy we slidin season to all who observe

rinkanin

A moment to celebrate 5 years of we slidin.

teathattast

Happy 5 years of we slidin to all who observe

bunabi

I dont think art is for escapism. I dont think art should exist solely to comfort or entertain. And I don't think I should have eaten this party size bag of jalapeno chips.

dogpuppy

wellntruly

Gwendolyn MacEwen, from her verse play Terror and Erebus (1987)

robertfalconscott

seal-husband

Full text here

herssian

"there is no way you're not using chatgpt for at least a few things here and there no matter your stance on it" what the FUCK are you talking about

lelouch

La Cineteca Nacional (Mexico City) features David Lynch in their ofrenda, including black coffee and blue roses

depsidase

twoblogger-deactivated20260714

Books about polar expeditions are always called All The Dead People Who Died On The Most Deadly Journey Ever At the Poles: the Doomed Final Expedition of John Doomedtodieonaboat Where He Died and the reviews are all like 'wow this story was so gripping I just had no idea what was going to happen to Captain Doomedtodieonaboat'

eveningcolor

lamignonette

cheaphalloweencostume

does anyone know if we have locking in today

busket

no it was canceled. today we are taking things as they come and doing exactly what feels right

diskobabe

btw for Terror fans/people interested in Franklin who want to read books that include greater focus on First Nations perspectives, I enjoyed Searching for Franklin: New Light on History's Worst Arctic Disaster by Ken McGoogan, which was published in 2023. though McGoogan is a journalist and not a historian, he knew and was personal friends with Louie Kamookak, the late pioneer of Inuit oral history who played a huge role in the discovery of the Franklin wrecks. a lot of Searching for Franklin is a tribute to Kamookak and explores his work and life and touches on how the Canadian residential school system affected him, his family, and his community, especially in and around Gjoa Haven. it's been a minute since I read it but I recall it being enlightening and a good starting point if you don't know much (yet!) about how the Franklin story dovetails with Inuit history