TheBookBully

Bibliophile. Beer-Enthusiast. Harry Potter Junkie. Aspiring Writer             Florida / New York

[selinameyer]

If that’s a veiled criticism about me, I won’t hear it, and I won’t respond to it.

[nevver]

Dunks, Dave Pollot

[reniadeb]

[sky-bears]

@smol–jelly I can’t-

[kayvsworld]

Thinking abt immortality and how meticulously you’d have to keep track of all of your shit so some nosy historian didnt spot your old journal or coat or copy of a book and call an infuriating time-based finders keepers

“It’s two hundred years old” they say. “It’s essentially public property” they say. It’s a letter you sent to your friend and it’s in a museum now and you’re screaming

[galwednesday]

Why are vampire stories always I Want To Drink The Sexy Neck Milkshake and never two vampires texting about the passionate letter one wrote to the other in 1863 but never sent that the other just saw in the Smithsonian’s fall exhibition on Love Through the Ages and what the fuck, Claude, why didn’t you say anything

[kayvsworld]

THANK YOU!!! asking the REAL questions

[slytherinsneakers]

More Remione. These were very much inspired by my favorite fanfiction Chemistry and Timing by The Book Bully. Oh, please read it if you have the chance! So sooooooo goooooooooood!!! T____T

[thebookbully]

OMG THERES MORE!!! These are SO SO SO Brilliant!! Omg!

[slytherinsneakers]

That reunion at the end of Chemistry and Timing T-T SOB

[thebookbully]

OMG! This randomly popped up on my feed! What an awesome piece! Totally captures that moment!

[sweartrek]

[undr]

John Coltrane. JP Jazz Archive/Redferns. 1961

[mysharona1987]

Orsen Wells on Woody Allen.

[animatedtvfilm]

[ultrainfinitepit]

My cat has to wear a cone this week and it made me think of an angel whose halo is a cone.

[ultrainfinitepit]

Local idiot is cone-free and back on his regular sillyzone nonsense.

[undr]

Fred Lyon. Street scene, Chinatown, San Francisco. 1950s

[fairweathermyth]

Deadwood (2004-2006) Justified (2010-2015) Fargo (season four, 2020) The Mandalorian (season two, 2020) 

type·cast /ˈtīpˌkast/ verb assign (an actor or actress) repeatedly to the same type of role, as a result of the appropriateness of their appearance or previous success in such roles.

[thisobscuredesireforbeauty]

[whatsernamegiselle]

Still relevant today

[witchesversuspatriarchy]

Suddenly feline familiars make perfect sense

[whitepeopletwitter]