till the stars have run away

[hong5mu]

more panel redraws, first because i’m trying to get better at composition, two because i have nothing better to do. man this ship was so fucked up and possessive and unhealthy. i love it

[firstfullmoon]

saw this on twitter and i thought i’d share: thestorygraph is a non-amazon-owned alternative to goodreads funded by a black woman. you can export your goodreads library so no need to manually add every book you’ve read

[dukeofbookingham-deactivated202]

Hell yes to this

[persephcne]

Does anyone have any hermione/minerva ric recs?? I want to project my HS teacher crushes onto fictional characters 👀 thank you!!

[haxyr3]

Look what I find! Type any Russian word and get all the possible grammatical forms! If you often wonder how to put стул into Genitive Plural, or what is the passive participle for унести, you might want to bookmark with website!

[floralls]

Cottage garden by  Georgianna Lane

[thedamnstars]

different productions, same idiot

much ado about nothing (1993)

wyndham’s theatre (2011)

nothing much to do, “tricking ben” (2017)

shakespeare in the park (2019)

[krasinskisaurus]

[yellowbreezes]

[persephcne]

OKAY so the comet in CoK - I LOVE this because in another fantasy novel it would be a legit “augury” but in asoiaf it’s noticed in the first POV chapter of each character, and all of them (or the social groups they belong to) assign a different meaning to it - for Dany it’s a sign of DRAGONS and guiding her to travel in a particular direction; the folk at the red keep see it as prophesying Joffrey’s successful reign (or at least they say that b/c Joffrey isn’t exactly lenient with anyone disputing his ascendancy); for Melisandre and the Stannis crowd, it’s a symbol of his messianic ascent or w/e; &c. &c. 

How cool!!!

[lilacblossom]

green cottage aesthetic

[kafkasdiariies]

Milan in February by Carin Olsson