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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Three Goblin Art

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noise dept.
styofa doing anything
trying on a metaphor

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todays bird

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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
Cosmic Funnies

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Misplaced Lens Cap
Show & Tell

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Popjunkie42 Masterlist
A Court of Thorns and Roses Fanfiction
Rivals Fanfiction
The Folk of the Air Fanfiction
Art Commissions & Playlists
Find Me on AO3
(My Old Masterlist)
"sorry for spam liking" sorry for redirecting the asteroid from planet earth thats what you sound like. thats literally what you sound like
I live a very balanced life of noticing things nobody else does and not noticing the things that literally everybody notices
Jennifer’s Body (2009) || Hannibal (2013-2015)
A lot of us learned certain theory terms--intersectionality, compulsory heterosexuality, Death of the Author--on social media. It's great to be able to discuss them! But it's important to know what you're discussing.
Kimberlé Crenshaw was the Black feminist scholar who coined the term "intersectionality." You can read her initial article coining and describing the theory "Demarginalizing the Intersection of Race and Sex: A Black Feminist Critique of Antidiscrimination Doctrine, Feminist Theory and Antiracist Politics" (1989), her follow-up article expanding on it "Mapping the Margins: Intersectionality, Identity Politics, and Violence against Women of Color" (1991), and a (shorter and easier to read) interview with her about what she meant and what she thinks about it "Kimberlé Crenshaw on Intersectionality, More than Two Decades Later" (2017).
Adrienne Rich was the lesbian feminist scholar and poet who coined the term "compulsory heterosexuality" in her article "Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian Existence" (1980).
Roland Barthes was a French literary critic who coined the term "death of the author" in his essay "La mort de l'auteur" (The Death of the Author") (1967). This one is 6 pages long.
These are available on the internet - I highly recommend reading them and going straight to the source of what the authors said, and decide how much you agree with them and the uses they get put to!
Also, Laura Mulvey’s concept of the “male gaze” from her essay “Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema.” It doesn’t mean what most people think, and even Mulvey says she’s developed the idea further since then.
for the weird ask game: #5! (writing superstitions)
5. Do you have any writing superstitions? What are they and why are they 100% true?
SO I am not very superstitious by nature but that flow state of writing is so very, very precious and rare it does scare me a little. After a few years of doing this, I think if you get the inspiration you HAVE to get up and write immediately. I have drug myself out of bed at 2am because I just had a scene going on in my brain that kept unfolding and I'm not going to ignore that anymore. If the inspiration is there, go with it and ignore everything else, no matter what!
29 on the ask game!!
Where do you draw your inspiration? What do you do when the inspiration well runs dry?
Hello my love <3
There's a part in Stranger than Fiction where Queen Latifah asks Emma Thompson how she got her ideas and she says "Like anything worth writing it came inexplicably and without method" and I think about that a lot 😂 Most of my ideas are quick scene, flash of lightning types. I do agree that sometimes watching/reading something that is mediocre or just bad can give inspiration more than a really great book because you're just looking for ways to fix it and make it better.
I've been in a huuuuge writing slump for a while now and all I can say is I have to go through periods of quiet and feeding. Like sometimes I'm cooking, sometimes I'm eating. Lately I've just been reading like crazy and listening to music and trying to look at more art to feed that hungry part of myself and hope it blooms into something in the future.
19 for the ask game <3
19. Tell me a story about your writing journey. When did you start? Why did you start? Were there bumps along the way? Where are you now and where are you going?
Ooof I wish I could say it was more productive, but I am trying.
I think like most of us I knew I wanted to be a writer as a kid - I read like breathing and realized around 12 that whenever people asked what I wanted to be when I grew up I was just saying occupations in the latest book I was reading, and maybe what I really wanted to do was tell stories?
I've taken writing classes and was an English major in college and I've done that on and off (with fiction and poetry) for most of my life, but I've always had a terribly hard time writing original fiction and really making myself sit down and do it. I love fanfiction because that's what really made a breakthrough for me - I read ACOTAR about three years ago now and just couldn't STOP writing whereas before it was always a slog.
SO I am trying to soft launch into some original writing again so wish me luck!
feminist retelling shoulsnt be the woman does some girlboss shit femist retelling is she does the same stuff except u actually give a shit abt her perspective and thoughts and feelings as a human being this time
For the weird ask game: I need your thoughts about the Oxford comma.
The Oxford comma is an absolute must! Clarity at all times!
10 and 20 for the ask game! I hope you're having a great day ☺️
Thank you love!!!
10. Has a piece of writing ever “haunted” you? Has your own writing haunted you? What does that mean to you?
Oh for sure - I think there are two levels, one is I just become very obsessed with something and revisit it/think of it constantly. And then there's stories that maybe you didn't love or even like at first but you can't stop thinking about it. When o think about works that haunt me it's a lot of my childhood books that became foundational, and also I think about the films The Fountain and Cast Away.
Right now I can say I'm just straight up obsessed with Salt and Scale by mzladybird and Games: A Love Story which is coming out so! Soon!!
My writing haunts me in the way I always want to be working on it and feel guilty when I'm not 🥲
20. If a witch offered you the choice between eternal happiness with your one true love and the ability to finally finish, perfect, and publish your dearest, darlingest, most precious WIP in exactly the way you've always imagined it — which would you choose? You can’t have both sorry, life’s a bitch
Oh god I would choose the WIP.
This zutara edit by Alexa Lexie on tiktok is making me lose my FUCKING mind
Oh, man, it's like all my favorite visuals of the whole series. I need to save this forever, because this is what I need to look at before I start writing.
(for the curious -- right now what I do before I start writing is listen to James Blunt's "Same Mistake," because that always works to get me into a Zuko headspace)
˙✧˖° movie tag game 📺 ⋆。˚
okay no cute divider bc I’m on mobile and needed all ten images for this one sorry gang
tagged by my lovers: @iamthatonefangirl @barnesonly @epiphanyrogers @unificsation
full pressure: @avgdestitute @blowingbarnes @thceseus @wildflowersandvibranium @chateaubarnes
omg tagged from the loml @pinksplace
movie gif tag game!!
pinky do i have good taste?
medium pressure tags: @digitalhoe @bbuuunnyyy @berd-nerd @pikachu032205 @sweetapplcider @boolger @evilbubu @fromsil
edit: AND @popjunkie42 I KNEW I WAS MISSING SOMEONE
(movies in order: ex machina, la la land, alien, hamnet, return of the jedi, iron man, the favourite, knives out, wall-e, muppet christmas carol)
Thank youuuuu @avgdestitute I love this game.
Going on current vibes.
tagging @jenahid @tunaababee @rosanna-writer @corruptedclarity @lady-bluebird-luv
Weird Questions for Writers (because writers are weird)
1. What font do you write in? Do you actually care or is that just the default setting?
2. If you had to give up your keyboard and write your stories exclusively by hand, could you do it? If you already write everything by hand, a) are you a wizard and b) pen or pencil?
3. What is your writing ritual and why is it cursed?
4. What’s a word that makes you go absolutely feral?
5. Do you have any writing superstitions? What are they and why are they 100% true?
6. What is your darkest fear about writing?
7. What is your deepest joy about writing?
8. If you had to write an entire story without either action or dialogue, which would you choose and how would it go?
9. Do you believe in ghosts? This isn’t about writing I just wanna know
10. Has a piece of writing ever “haunted” you? Has your own writing haunted you? What does that mean to you?
11. Do you believe in the old advice to “kill your darlings?” Are you a ruthless darling assassin? What happens to the darlings you murder? Do you have a darling graveyard? Do you grieve?
12. If a genie offered you three writing wishes, what would they be? Btw if you wish for more wishes the genie turns all your current WIPs into Lorem Ipsum, I don’t make the rules
13. What is a subject matter that is incredibly difficult for you write about? What is easy?
14. Do you lend your books to people? Are people scared to borrow books from you? Do you know exactly where all your “lost” books are and which specific friend from school you haven’t seen in twelve years still possesses them? Will you ever get them back?
15. Do you write in the margins of your books? Dog-ear your pages? Read in the bath? Why or why not? Do you judge people who do these things? Can we still be friends?
16. What’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever used as a bookmark?
17. Talk to me about the minutiae of your current WIP. Tell me about the lore, the history, the detail, the things that won’t make it in the text.
18. Choose a passage from your writing. Tell me about the backstory of this moment. How you came up with it, how it changed from start to end. Spicy addition: Questioner provides the passage.
19. Tell me a story about your writing journey. When did you start? Why did you start? Were there bumps along the way? Where are you now and where are you going?
20. If a witch offered you the choice between eternal happiness with your one true love and the ability to finally finish, perfect, and publish your dearest, darlingest, most precious WIP in exactly the way you've always imagined it — which would you choose? You can’t have both sorry, life’s a bitch
21. Could you ever quit writing? Do you ever wish you could? Why or why not?
22. How organized are you with your writing? Describe to me your organization method, if it exists. What tools do you use? Notebooks? Binders? Apps? The Cloud?
23. Describe the physical environment in which you write. Be as detailed as possible. Tell me what’s around you as you work. Paint me a picture.
24. How much prep work do you put into your stories? What does that look like for you? Do you enjoy this part or do you just want to get on with it?
25. What is a weird, hyper-specific detail you know about one of your characters that is completely irrelevant to the story?
26. How do you get into your character’s head? How do you get out? Do you ever regret going in there in the first place?
27. Who is the most stressful character you’ve ever written? Why?
28. Who is the most delightful character you’ve ever written? Why?
29. Where do you draw your inspiration? What do you do when the inspiration well runs dry?
30. Talk to me about the role dreams play in your writing life. Have you ever used material from your dreams in your writing? Have you ever written in a dream? Did you remember it when you woke up?
31. Write a short love letter to your readers.
32. What is a line from a poem/novel/fanfic etc that you return to from time and time again? How did you find it? What does it mean to you?
33. Do you practice any other art besides writing? Does that art ever tie into your writing, or is it entirely separate?
34. Thoughts on the Oxford comma, Go:
35. What’s your favorite writing rule to smash into smithereens?
36. They say to Write What You Know. Setting aside for a moment the fact that this is terrible advice...what do you Know?
37. If you were to be remembered only by the words you’ve put on the page, what would future historians think of you?
38. What is something about your writing process YOU think is Really Weird? If you are comfortable, please share. If you’re not comfortable, what do you think cats say about us?
39. What keeps you writing when you feel like giving up?
40. Please share a poem with me, I need it.
writing isn’t hard it’s just emotionally devastating and time-consuming and requires full body possession by an idea
Nesta: I can’t make everyone like me, I am not Gwyn
Cassian: Not everyone likes Gwyn
Nesta: What?
Azriel: Who the fuck doesn’t like Gwyn?
Cassian: I don’t know, I was just -
Azriel: Give us the names
Nesta: NOW