purveyor of nonsense

casey (if you’d like) • she/her • amateur victorianist and professional silly goose

[extra-ordinary-wizard]

not to be a victorianist on main but whoever decided to have daisy read wilkie collins’s the woman in white in s1e7 of the testaments you’re brilliant and i love you

[memewhore]

[spleenyz]

[fallout-lou-begas]

[kermittingacrime]

ask and you shall receive.

[gayvampyr]

[spiribia]

it's actually sick you get tired of eating the same food over and over when some animals they just eat grass all day mind you. just another pointless challenge mechanic added in by big universe to get you to go to the grocery store

[snippybaby]

Was literally thinking about this when I gave the rabbits their breakfast, the same dry pellets they get twice a day every day, and they were so hyped for it, as they always are. Why can't I have that where are my pellets #mypellets

[tofupixel]

goots

[witchcreatures]

These goots need some boots

[tofupixel]

boots

[onsuchsmallthingstheworldturns]

[extra-ordinary-wizard]

happy (gaskell) valentine’s day 🩵

[i-am-a-fish]

*laying on the floor face down* I'm so cute. I'm beautiful and I love myself

[extra-ordinary-wizard]

i’ve never been in love before 💚

[fictionadventurer]

An important part of fighting against AI is to engage with artwork that can't be made by AI. Sing with friends, go to live concerts, make handcrafts, see a live theater show. It sucks that there are certain artforms--digital art, writing, recorded music--that can be easily faked by a machine, but there are still artforms that you can know aren't from a machine because the people are right there in the room with you. It's imperfect, it's amateur, it'll never get a huge audience, but it's also local and personal, and that's something beautiful that's much harder to corrupt with machines.

[theatreocelot]

My proposal for a terrible and inconvenient piece of dual theatre

Basically when the pieces interact, the curtains open and the two plays become one. This would be awful to time and would probably suck mad shit, however I think I should be allowed to try and make it anyway

[cr0wqui11]

Friends with benefits. And those benefits? Long insightful conversations about The Characters™️

[cryoverkiltmilk]

My gift to you is becoming an unskippable cut-scene.

[fictionadventurer]

Reading old books gets an extra layer of fun when you start to piece together how all these historical eras run together. The heroes of one era become the stodgy out-of-touch parents of the next. 1920s Bright Young Things are calling people "Victorians" in an "okay, Boomer" way. Victorian novels have Regency rakes hanging around like old hippies. Regency novels have old Georgians who still powder their hair. It's just fun to see the mixing of generations, the mix of old and new, because history's not neat little boxes, it's life all jumbled together.

[elainiisms]

*me at the club* so does anyone wanna discuss queer undertones in classic literature?

[kijimha]

just because you havent seen me post about The Character in a while doesn't mean i'm any less insane about them in private

[magpie-trove]

When Roger Hamley said we have to give things a chance to turn out well

[escuerzoresucitado]

[janeaustengeeks]

[sir-walter-elliot]

Might there be some small mistake, madam? Might you have left one man off your list of ideal men?