non mortem, somni fratrem

“There's plenty of sense in nonsense sometimes, if you wish to look for it.” { Magnus Bane & Richard Gansey III are my everything }

[books-and-bubbles]

“Stories are wild creatures,” the monster said. “When you let them loose, who knows what havoc they might wreak?”

[jawnbaeyega]

[chandra-nalaar]

he knows what he’s doing

[bird-cannibalism]

all 3 are luke skywalker’s children

[punlovsin]

[crowlleye]

                  …and then there were none.

[cardangreenbriar]

At the moment, that particular boy, Richard Campbell Gansey III, looked pretty unkillable

[study-with-laura]

Working on my essay about the German Designer Otl Aicher and his identity system for the Munich Olympic Games. So interesting, but also so much ground to cover.

[thebookmarkedone]

the shadowhunter chronicles + books

[plantre]

i love this part of london a lot

[closetotears]

why, isn’t this nice? 💐☁️

[kaezbrekker]

Sometimes, Blue would creep outside for an infinitesimal break, and as she lay her head back against the brick wall of the alley behind the restaurant, she’d dream idly about careers studying tree rings. Swimming with manta rays. Scouring Costa Rica to find out more about the scale-crested pygmy tyrant.

[smoke-stungeyes]

I guess California is kind of pretty.

[queerxoh]

background: I came out to my parents as gay last month. 

this easter morning, i come downstairs to find my basket (a tradition in my family) and i can’t find it anywhere.

my mom gives me a hint: “it’s where you were last year”

the basket was in the fucking closet. 

[daprincessknight]

I thought this was going to be so bad

[starkony]

Immortal // Marina and the Diamonds

[gonegirlbob]

YA Lit Meme ten books  ➸ The Raven Cycle by Maggie Stiefvater

Blue was perfectly aware that it was possible to have a friendship that wasn’t all-encompassing, that wasn’t blinding, deafening, maddening, quickening. It was just that now that she’d had this kind, she didn’t want the other.

[dayenerys]

[megwinter]

[earendil-was-a-mariner]

Tolkien: This character is Feanor, which in my language means Spirit of Fire, which gets at his personality, creative spirit, and destructive tendencies. 

Also Tolkien: This character is Treebeard because he’s a tree with a beard.