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Understanding the unique grief of <i>Supernatural</i> fans, and the power of stories to liberate and to punish. [Warning: spoilers for seaso
The importance of how stories are told and who gets to tell them. [Warning: Spoilers for season fifteen of Supernatural.]
Reflecting on queer storytelling, representation, and the cost of a failed escape.
a home for madame @chill-legilimens' articles for easy access.
I am currently craving...
The takedown of the CW for all their racism, queerphobia, ableism, and sexualization of teens.
If you want to contribute to the takedown of the CW, please unfollow all of their accounts, stop engaging their accounts and using their hashtags, stop watching their shows live and on streaming services, uninstall their apps, and stop buying merch from them directly. This will hurt them by devaluing their shows. Idealy, cutting out WB property entirely would be good (and CBS, tbh).
We can't let them get away with what they have been doing anymore.
Supernatural told us who the bad guys were: The Network. In honor of the fight Supernatural tried, but failed to win, let's finish it, and take the Rancid Nutwork down.
@occamshipper's blog is a great place to find out more info.
Reflecting on queer storytelling, representation, and the cost of a failed escape.
This was not a program greenlit with queer leads, its audiences were fraught and miscalculated, and it was playing by a different rulebook from the seeming contemporaries ten years its junior that are afforded queerness with varying privilege. Supernatural was playing a sophisticated, risky game. Push the subtextual restraints until they break. Hold the pieces up to the world’s eyes. Dare it to put them back.
written by @chill-legilimens, the author of supernatural’s legacy: the trauma of silence and the tv gods are watching: why supernatural’s metanarrative matters.
