Michael Andersen
*citation needed
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Just wanted to say thank you, galacticdrift, for being so good about keeping Zombies, Run spoilers behind the fold / cut-text. Can’t think of another fandom where I’d be able to go this long without being bombarded with all the key plot points I’m missing.
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Video reblogged from Bernie Tumbles
The Most Awkward Dance Ever: Seahorse Edition
This makes me happy :)
DANCE PARTY!!! With some lines and scenes that sound familiar.
Aw, so sweet! Nostalgia abounds.
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There are books in the data set now, such as Leaves of Grass, that were self-published, and others, such as Moby-Dick, that were ignored in their time but reappeared through good luck. The novelist Paula Fox published, vanished, published again. Her reappearance is a triumph of publishing. But what about all the unrediscovered Paula Foxes…Is this proof of the effectiveness of the existing system for the production and dissemination of literature? It’s quite clear that while we do our best, our output is as much proof of the awfulness of the system as it is of its strengths.
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Video reblogged from who am i to blow against the wind
Dove hired a forensic artist to draw how women see themselves versus how others see them - the results are moving.
(Source: choosechoice)
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Photoset reblogged from Dowager Countess of Fandom and Stick Figures
made with this
I could not not
House Tumblr. cats, people dying of emotions, and bacon. I can’t stop making new ones with different words, it’s addictive.
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Post reblogged from XACHYN X TUMBLR
OKAY SO ALMOST 2 MONTHS AGO OUR ENGLISH TEACHER FORCED US TO ENTER A POETRY CONTEST AND I WAS ABOUT TO ENTER A POEM WHEN IT TRIED TO FORCE ME TO GIVE IT A TITLE SO IN A FIT OF RAGE I WROTE A NEW POEM COMPLAINING ABOUT THE TITLE REQUIREMENT
AND TODAY I WENT TO CHECK MY EMAIL AND I??????
YOU ARE LITERALLY PUBLISHING AN INSULT TO YOUR OWN RULES BUT OKAY I GUESS IF GETTING TALKED DOWN TO TURNS YOU ON SOMEHOW AND I GET PUBLISHED I’VE GOT NO COMPLAINTS HERE?
This has the look and feel of vanity presses like Poetry.com, a service that (while not explicitly a scam) is fairly deceptive. Expect an invitation to purchase the anthology your poem appears in, followed by an invitation to an awards ceremony. It may even be republished in a fancier, leather-bound anthology later to provide an additional opportunity to get your money.
(Source: vonlipwigs)
