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@dregsbrekker
"immortality sucks because all your friends die" all your friends die anyway. those we do not mourn are those who mourn us.
"immortality sucks because you forget who you are" we always forget who we are. do you remember who you were at four years of age? who you were at fourteen? "who i am" is a shadow cast on the wall.
"immortality sucks because" skill issue. skill issue. skill issue. give me your liver
“sex/romance/empathy makes us human,” they say. awful. pathetic. what makes us human is the urge to set things on fire
you’re actually correct!
Cooking is the one thing that only humans do and can be directly linked to the increase in our brain size
Burning the mammoth flank just a lirtle instead of eating it raw gives grug more calorie to think. Grug thinking about color symbolism in silence of the lambs
Behold, a (hu)man!
The bird that torments Prometheus learned something
once again thinking about maggie stiefvater saying that the gangsey not remembering noah was his sacrifice, not his death. he was always willing to die for gansey but he was never willing to be forgotten by him… fuck
‘Blue Lily, Lily Blue’ an animation.
Forget hot girl summer, it’s raven boy summer this year. Go make extremely codependent new friends. Go awaken an ancient evil. Go, uh… murder your Latin teacher. Have fun!!
happy and what is it my dog needs wednesday!
Happy Neil Day! Please enjoy the very rare alternate Neil images!
I checked and trc has been on the top books list since 2016 it's crazy we've been a shitty half dead fandom since 2018 but there are so few book fandoms on here that we're still making it in the top 20.
if yall think the trc fandom is dead and shitty ur in the wrong part LMFAO it is fully alive and thriving in the part im in
It’s been a few months now since I read Summer Sons but every once in a while I was going to fuck you wearing his ring on your wedding finger still comes out of nowhere and punches me in the gut
crying that a character in the book im reading was mentioned to be ‘listening to mcr’s first EP in his car’ a chapter before he’s revealed to be trans like . yeah ok
So Eddie would run his fingers through Blurs hair, kiss him on the neck hold his thigh while he drived and Andrew shared a bed with Eddie, slept on top of him, let Eddie brand him with a tattoo, drank his blood and Lee Mandelo wants me to believe it just never occurred to them to kiss on the lips.
It's September and we're in a heatwave so instead of choosing violence here's some oppressive summer gothics to match the abysmal autumn vibes
The criteria - they have to be hot and humid, they have to be gothic in nature, dark in content, and they have to at least flirt with the paranormal
Summer Sons by Lee Mandelo
This follows Andrew as he moves to a college across the country to step into his dead best friend Eddie's old life as he desperately tries to prove that he must've been murdered. Haunted, both figuratively and literally, angry and grieving, Andrew sets off on a path that leads him to question everything he ever thought he knew about himself and their history together as he fights to accept who he is, who Eddie was, and maybe tries to learn how to live without him. Fast-paced, dark, and super gay.
Water Shall Refuse Them by Lucie McKnight Hardy
After the death of her little sister, teenager Nif and her family move to rural Wales for the summer in an attempt to escape their grief. Set in the 1970s during a heatwave the isolation and oppressive weather quickly start to take their toll. With an emotionally absent mother, a father with a wandering eye and a needy younger brother, Nif becomes convinced she's stumbled across her own kind of magic, before catching the attention of the strange boy across the street. Think Shirley Jackson, definitely not YA.
Dark and Shallow Lies by Ginny Myers Sain
Now, this is YA. We follow 17 year old Grey as she returns back to her tiny hometown in the Louisiana Bayou for the summer 6 months after her best friends mysterious disappearance. In a town that claims to be the 'psychic capitol of the world', someone must know something, right? Full of secrets, lies, and a boy who steps out of the forest with storm-bright eyes, this was a quick and twisty atmospheric read.
The Hacienda by Isabel Canas
When political upheaval gets her father executed and his family is left in shame and destitution, Beatriz decides she'll do whatever it takes to find security in her life again. When a handsome Don proposes, Beatriz jumps at the chance to accept and move out to his countryside estate with big plans for the future, but it doesn't take long before she's spending her nights terrorised by a mysterious entity inside her new home, forcing her to seek help from the strangest of places. The imagery is creepy, the tone is tense, there's a hot priest, what more do you want?
Cold Moon Over Babylon by Michael McDowell
Probably the darkest book on this list, and definitely the oldest. When a young girl is brutally murdered within sight of her home, it starts a chain of events that will see a family destroyed, secrets and lies exposed, and a vengeful creature that looks almost human to rise from the river as the town that surrounds it starts to crumble. The people are unlikeable, the book is old, the content is Dark - you've been warned.
Ghost Wood Song by Erica Waters
Also YA but this time for the bisexuals. Shady Grove can call ghosts from the grave with her music, just like her daddy could, but everyone knows that only trouble comes from playing for the dead. When her brother is accused of murder, Shady decides to embrace her birthright and use any power she can to clear his name. It's sweet, it's sad, it's lyrical, and there's a little bi love triangle sprinkled in to sweeten the sorrows. It's also a debut!
books read in 2023. summer sons by lee mandelo.
i don't wanna share not even with a dead man.
my favorite gansey trait is his infinitely complex relationship with death. he regularly relives his death in panic attacks. he adventures out in rural virginia where a single wasp sting could end it all without fear. he knows he’s dying this year months in advance but never once considers using glendower’s wish for his life. he constantly chews mint—a hornet repellent. he only keeps one epi-pen in his car. he plans for his future death by giving up his home. he fights for his life when whelk holds him at gunpoint. he thinks—at least partially—that all his friends prefer other people. he’s terrified to his core when faced with robobee or the wasps in the cave. glendower was dead. and gansey kind of wanted to live.
cute, sexy and my ride’s sporty (vroom vroom)
animal crossing pocket camp is the reason i’m not sleeping or responding to your texts
everything was worse at night
