mission inside the mission

Fandom to live, live to fandom. A fanblog for a wonderful series by John Hulme and Michael Wexler.

[pinejaysong]

I really don’t understand why The Seems doesn’t have a bigger fanbase; it’s a fucking fantastic series. I mean, yeah, it’s technically a kids’ series, but that doesn’t make any difference with like, Adventure Time.

[holo-chloe]

(3 of 30) miniature sharpie drawings, each inspired by a scene from a book (this is the first in color).

#3: The Seems: The Lost Train of Thought, by John Hulme & Michael Wexler  "…it reminded him of the time he and Jennifer Kaley went to a corn maze outside Toronto. They got intentionally lost and found a dead-end corner where the stalks reached high enough that they could hide and listen to the kids laughing and the parents running out of breath When it was over and he got back to Highland Park, he could smell Jennifer’s bubble gum lip gloss on the collar of his flannel shirt, and he couldn’t bring himself to wash it for weeks.”

[rubykaryatis]

some things to consider

- queer becker drane

thank you that will be all

[catgirlcourtjester]

Yoooo where’s The Seems fandom at? Those books were great from what I remember.

[edgeoftheseems]

I know right?? They were so good yet no fandom.

[lazuroleplaypersonal-deactivate]

Drew a thing for my favorite book series of all time, The Seems!

[bookofmirth]

The thing they don’t tell you when you read and love a particular book is that you will spend the rest of your life struggling between reading other books, and rereading your faves.

[holo-chloe]

genuine question here

I legitimately think that the only remnants of my favorite YA book is a non-functioning official website and 4 year old goodreads and reddit mentionings of it.

Does anyone remember The Seems (A Glitch in Sleep)?

[edgeoftheseems]

Ahhh yess, I thought I was pretty much the only one!

[edgeoftheseems]

Me: *rereads a good book*

Me: wow, I wonder if it has a fandom!

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Me:

Me: not on my watch, void.