#pohutukaryl

[omegastation]

pohutukaryl replied to your post “i know we were talking about “known” minor npcs yesterday but today i...”

Speaking of shook salarians, how about gay awakening salarian from Thane's recruitment mission

yess!!!!! jeirt here

but that’s all thane. what a beautiful sexual awakening :D

[habibialkaysani]

well, maybe there’s a God above, but all I’ve ever learned from love was how to shoot somebody who outdrew ya - and it’s not a cry that you hear at night, it’s not somebody who’s seen the light it’s a cold and it’s a broken hallelujah

dedicated to @pohutukaryl, who recorded a gorgeous cover of jolene to the tune of hallelujah at my suggestion :D

[sixth-light]

non-spoiler Lies Sleeping question: where did you get your copy? I usually get novels on Kindle but if I can get my hands on it sooner right here in Te Whanganui-a-Tara, I'm all ears!

I have it on the best authority that it’s available at Unity! And in my experience they’re very good about ordering in if they run out. 

[bethadastra-art]

set in skin

MEBB is here, and I’m so excited to share this collaboration with the one and only @pohutukaryl (kahika) 💙💙💙

Set In Skin can be read here; give this great story some comments and kudos! 

I had so much fun working on this, since it is one of my favorite fandom pairings and kahika always shares such great work! 💙

[marcusfeniix]

Just a headsup: One of your Chloe gifs got reposted by @-stevebrown-.

Of course 😑 Thank you for the heads up, I really appreciate it!

[bioticfox]

for your ME fan event calendar (I can't check if it's on there) - @masseffectholidaycheer!

It’s not on there! Thank you for letting me know. I will add it ASAP. Is there a reason you can’t check? Is it not working? I know about the issue with it not loading in the app (I’m still trying to work with Support to get it fixed). Is there another issue?

[nerdsagainstfandomracism]

Fan studies has consistently identified media or participatory fandom as an intertextual and selfreflexive communitarian space. Further, scholars have produced extremely important work concerning fan identity in these spaces, theorized mainly around the axes of gender and sexuality (Hellekson and Busse 2006; Stein 2015). However, a sustained examination of the effect of racial identity in these spaces has not yet occurred.

This edited collection takes its impulse from Rebecca Wanzo’s (2015) crucial intervention into the genealogy of fan studies that maintained that this glaring omission is not an oversight. Rather, race continues to be absent from broad-based theorizations about fan culture because it “troubles” foundational assumptions about its subversive and inclusive ethos. This collection therefore aims to investigate the ramifications of such trouble by highlighting the operations of race/racism within fandom spaces. It asks how our current conceptions of shared pleasure and intertextual communities interface with these dynamics. The collection aims to tackle these questions from a diverse array of theoretical standpoints and fan texts, also considering the complexity of the category of racial/cultural/ethnic/religious identity itself within a globalized fan-scape.

The collection will be published by a university press (proposal under negotiation) with the publication date of early 2018. Abstracts are solicited for essays of about 6000-7000 words from scholars working on any area of participatory/media fandom, with a broad approach to that term encouraged to include under-studied aspects of fan participation. Please send in 300 word abstracts and author bios to Rukmini Pande ([email protected]) by 30th May 2017.

Suggested topics include but are not limited to:

Theoretical approaches to the category of race/racism in fandom.

The differential operations of race/racism in transnational/transcultural fandoms.

Approaches to racializing gender and sexuality in fanwork. Studies of non-white fanboys are especially encouraged.

The operations of race/racism in offline spaces such fan conventions.

The operations of race/racism in material fan practices such as cosplay, cult fan collectors, etc.

The operations of race/racism in non-traditional participatory fandoms such as sports, music, theatre, video gaming, offline gaming, RPG’s etc.

The issue of race/racism as both a disturbance to fan spaces and as an impulse to radical transformative work within them.

Historical approaches to race/racism in fandom in order to expand the “canon” of participatory fandom.

Pedagogical approaches to teaching race/racism in the fandom studies classroom.

(submission by pohutukaryl)

[india-stoker]

Hi! Your Uncharted gif coloring is fantastic, and I particularly appreciate that you don't lighten Chloe or Nadine's skin. Have a great day!

Hi! thank you! and yeah, no problem! It’s common sense like… don’t whitewash poc lmao. Anyways have a great day as well :) 💖