The Narrator's lair.

Just a writer/RP players little hangout.

[akagatari]

By [凌空]

[prison-mikes-bandana]

Gabby being the greatest member of the wolverine family Part 3!!

[games-frontier]

Source

[unproduciblesmackdown]

[arthur-recaps]

“It was not a wonderful kind of day.”

[lunaeregia]

this is already better than riverdale

[racefaker]

I’M WIT IT 100%

[halojay]

This movie was greatly underrated

[aro-attorneys]

@that-one-random-stuff

[blackdragonhellfire]

@fialleril

[thorffour-deactivated20190920]

(x)

[rhino-fenrirson]

My face is just sweating

[etantheeternal]

I’m not crying. You’re crying. Your face is leaking, not mine!

[thenarrator88]

My heart.

[artmagine]

H.P. LOVECRAFT The Fear from beyond - New England village by Guillem H. Pongiluppi

The Complete Fiction of H. P. Lovecraft

[miranda-meeks]

I’m SO excited to share with you guys the newest piece for Brandon Sanderson! “Heir of the Survivor” is featured in the brand new leatherbound edition of The Well of Ascension, in Brandon’s store now.  This piece was a challenge but I feel immensely grateful for the opportunity to contribute to these books, even in just a very small way. 

[equinoxparanormal]

Map of the United Monsters of America

The natural world is losing up to 2,000 species a year, and that’s a low estimate. Fortunately, one corner of the animal kingdom is immune from extinction: the monsters that thrive in our imagination. This map unites America’s most famous cryptids on one map, from Caddy, a Northwestern sea serpent, over Nebraska’s Alkali Lake monster to the skunk apes of Southern Florida. 

There’s a whole discipline dedicated to the study of beasts unknown to science: cryptozoology, literally ‘the study of hidden animals’. Although frowned upon by mainstream science, some of these 'hidden animals’ have actually been proven to exist. The giraffe-like okapi of Central Africa was confirmed only in 1901. Indonesia’s komodo dragon seemed too fantastical to be true until 1912, when its existence finally could be documented. These two species share the questionable distinction of having their existence threatened (by us) so soon after being discovered (by us).

Until science discovers evidence for the Loch Ness monster, the Himalayan yeti or any of their fellow cryptids (i.e. 'hidden creatures’), these monsters will have the good fortune to be as uncountable as they are unaccounted for, free to roam and multiply in our campfire stories and our folklore. The United States has quite a few of these cryptids, some famous, like the Mothman or the Chupacabra, some perhaps only known (and feared) locally, like the Beast of Busco or the Pope Lick Monster. 

As shown on the map, which brings them together for the first time, most cryptids are concentrated in the eastern third of the US. Perhaps not surprising: that’s where most people live, thus presumable also an agreeable environment for monsters (as notable for their attention-seeking as for their camera-shyness). Further west, monsterdom is spread more thinly, with just 15 out of 32 cryptids mentioned on the map occurring in the two thirds of the land mass west of the Mississippi. So, which are America’s favorite monsters?

Keep reading

[unproduciblesmackdown]

ron was going to be spiders. he just was.

[unproduciblesmackdown]

god just saw i forgot to put in the last one

[deactivated-drawing]

If you told me this was a real Harry Potter book I’d believe you

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if you told me this was a real harry potter book i’d believe you

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[ignorethispotatoplease]

Good plan Ana, teach your tiny child how to use a sniper….

[jang-gom]

이게 뭐야??

[nerdeas]

He’s got my vote

[yungterra-blog]

[4gifs]

[setscarylazerstomaximumcaptain-]

The guy in the sleeping bag wiggling around

I’m weeping

[yourstoryisnoteverover-deactiva]

The two people in the front wearing one shirt.

[lightsareout]

Are we really not going to talk about the guy in the back who is attached to another guy’s back while spinning?

[witchsyren]

WHAT ABOUT THE GUY THAT FALLS OUT OF THE WINDOW

[thedoctor-and-his-trolls]

WHY IS IT BACK

[organicorc]

no you guys don’t understand, not only is this the first harlem shake out there… these guys aren’t normal military. This is “Telemarkbataljonen”. They’re pretty much the Norwegian equivalent of the fucking black ops. My brother knows a guy in this battalion, and when asked what they do there, he looked my brother dead in the eye and said “That is strictly confidential”. These guys are hard as shit, which makes this even more hilarious

[theapatheticstag]

Don’t bring this meme back

[ichiwashername-o]

BRING THIS MEME BACK.

[dojacat]

IT (2017)

[kenro199x]

[kenro199x]

The hits just keep coming.

[tastefullyoffensive]

Worth it. (via welder22)