[katiesharms]

chateau lobby #4

relationship: louis de pointe du lac/lestat de lioncourt tags: post-season/series 3, fluff, explicit sexual content, love confessions rating: explicit wc: 9k

summary: There actually aren’t that many birds in Nevada. Not that much gardening, either. What there is is a lot of fucking. Fucking and feeding and surprisingly little fighting. Neither of them actually has much of a green thumb, it turns out, but evening primrose is extremely easy to care for. Louis likes the fantasy of it, though, of remaking the acres of land they now have. Of learning how to get dirty, how to work for something real.

or, louis and lestat's first night in the desert

[theseimmortalsouls]

ferdinando meccani circolare library

more of his work here

[godlessondheimite]

rare genuine w from threads

[baratheonpilled]

egg + textposts part 1

[bettyrightnow]

i think you guys need to go back to consuming art for the art’s sake rather than for the sake of the review you’re going to post on the internet later

[aramblingjay]

He has a hard time saying it. Got that from our daddy. It doesn’t mean he doesn’t. It’s just his way. // Love of my life was him.

[sunflowers-and-scales]

“this character did not act in the most objectively logical way possible!” is not ! actually valid literary criticism

[sunflowers-and-scales]

i have trust that the media literacy enjoyers will find this one idk

[fangedprince]

one of the things that claudia says during the seance that i’ve been thinking about is when she refers to the pages louis read to bruce as being from her “little girl diary”. throughout the interview both daniel and the show itself point out the holes in louis’ story— he is an unreliable source of information, but we are presented with claudia’s word as objective historical record. daniel acknowledges it as such, but louis takes it a step further in presenting them as who claudia was, a complete account of the daughter he lost. and the show accepts this, santiago reads her words as evidence in the trial, and we as the audience build a picture of claudia that combines every diary entry into one simultaneous understanding of who she was. there’s no regard for the fact that she changed as a person over the course of writing them, or even that her written record might be unreliable. the diaries that should give her depth as a person flatten her out into a historical object no different than the dress she died in

[perfectday1972]

jacob anderson via instagram

[littorella]

let's get you to the bath to finish dying, ma chérie

[rihfenty]

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE 3.06 "Montreal"

[rosedavid]

Widow's Bay (2026) + Title cards

[beedallo]

Gospel of Dirt. On view now

Original paintings available here

[clubcope]

thursday but it feels like friday conspiracy theory

[samirasystole]

robby through two seasons: we need more staffing, if only upstairs granted us more nurses and doctors, maybe people would stop dying in our waiting rooms. the system is so broken

al hashimi: i think it might be good to have two attendings

robby: wrong, disabled woman. you're being ridiculous. that will never work

[thesoldiersminute]

Jacob Anderson as Louis de Pointe du Lac Interview with the Vampire/The Vampire Lestat | S03E07 "The Failures"

[katiesharms]

17-19 :)

17. are there any songs you want to write a songfic for? i'm not big on songfic, but i've been listening to 'i want you to love me' by fiona apple a lot while writing which has def bled into the fic haha

18. how do you want your writing to feel to your readers? how i feel when i read good fic, which is like your heart is being squeezed just enough to ache

19. give a hint/teaser about something you're writing without any context or explanation! tease us haha from my open doc:

He’d never burnt the dress. That’s the shameful truth of it; it’s tucked in a box under the bed, hiding amongst the scratchy blankets and tax documents that Lestat will never touch. Louis had told Lestat he burned it, and Lestat, maybe naively, took his word for it.