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Just a writer - Aug. 20 - have courage and be kind, always

[whencartoonsruletheworld]

i got a fucking. advertisement on youtube. from google ai. saying. without sarcasm and with complete sincerity. "if shakespeare is too hard for you, you can always have our ai explain it to you." im gonna throw up. im gonna throw a molotov cocktail. if i see that ad again im reporting it for hate speech. how fucking dare you. i will kill you with my bare hands. with my exit pursued by a bear hands. i will tear google headquarters down brick by brick. im going to start biting people.

[reallyreallyreallytrying]

“average person eats 3 spiders a year” factoid actualy just statistical error. average person eats 0 spiders per year. Spiders Georg, who lives in cave & eats over 10,000 each day, is an outlier adn should not have been counted

[awakeby-awindow]

Uhhh non-writers/non-artists don’t interact

[kosmogrl]

get in loser we’re gonna try again despite it all

[theboywhoreadsbooks]

*Enters a bookstore*

me to myself: be calm

[horreurscopes]

hey bro can i ask you a question that will reveal a deep and fundamental gap in my knowledge of the world

[topazlight]

of course bro opening up about your lack of knowledge and asking questions is the only way to fill in that fundamental gap

[copperbadge]

Bro do you know there is nothing I like better than filling in the deep and fundamental gaps in peoples' knowledge of the world like some kind of pedagogical pothole mender

[pechoraflow]

Dick Grayson is "I will steal your heart", Jason Todd is "I will steal your thunder", Tim Drake is "I will steal a march", and Damian Wayne is "I will steal your kneecaps" thank you for your consideration

[mooncoredreamer]

[awesomebutunpractical]

I just find restraint so much sexier than indulgence and repentance more compelling than revenge. Break your own heart and be stoic about it - best brooding character type.

[awesomebutunpractical]

"why shouldn't he just burn down the world for her??"

Because that's Selfish and Easy. The romance is in the self-denial.

[emmaharwoods]

photos by the artemis ii crew

[sobcat]

who up wanting to change the way they conduct their everyday life

[ranger-melany]

I didn't expect my day to start with the news that our Head Ranger, John Flanagan, has passed away. As I shared it with others, I then got to know he passed away two months ago.

Dear John, thank you for all you've done and for the world that you created. Ranger's Apprentice has meant a lot to me and helped me when I felt lost. You'll be greatly missed. Rest in peace, beloved Head Ranger🍂

(articles underneath the cut)

In Memory of John Flanagan (article)

[pechoraflow]

He was the sweetest guy. I remember sending him fan emails fifteen years ago, and he responded immediately to both.

He will be dearly missed, and fondly remembered. <3

[catchymemes]

[animentality]

[ziptiesnfries]

i feel like an often overlooked downside to 10-episode seasons and the death of the "monster of the week" format is that we get way less whump variety nowadays. used to be that there'd be dozens of opportunities for your fave to get punched or kidnapped or hypnotized or what have you. these days if it doesn't fit into the main plot, it just doesn't happen. this is a tragedy. we should be protesting.

[a-tian]

[therandomfandomme]

i encourage you to go to your favourite writer's ao3 page and comment on an older fic, because i can assure you that it will make their day. It can mean so much to see your work doesn't disappear into the void to be never seen again after a day of people interacting with it. Just, if you have the time, go comment on an older work

(pls reblog this to try and get as much writers a bit of appreciation)

[valoisfulcanellideux]

This.

AO3 is an archive, not social media. It's not 'creepy' or 'weird' to comment on an AO3 author's older fics.

It's no different than going into a library and working your way through your favourite trad-published author's back catalogue of books.

As an AO3 author, seeing a comment on a fic that dropped off the front pages of a tag search months (or even years) ago is like thinking everyone has forgotten your birthday and then walking into your house to find a surprise party waiting for you.