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OKAY so i just saw the most ridiculous thing at the store today
so we come across this thing
and we discover you can turn it inside out and
ITS HELLO KITTY I’M
HSE’S EVEN GOT HER OWN LITTLE CHICKEN DRUMSTICK IM SO DONE
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Old Gods, New Tricks (7/7) - Complete! →
Or click here to read from the beginning.
I just started reading this one and so far it is pretty adorable. I’m reccing it anyway even though I’m on chapter three.
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someone didn’t think this through.(via faux-heart)
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Pennypaperbrain: Dear Origific Authors: Fanfiction Writers Are Not Stealing "Your" Opportunities →
I’ve been reading a lot today about the changing nature of publishing. Mostly, I’ve been going through Kristine Kathryn Rusch’s blog archives on the subject, in case that kind of insider talk is of interest to you.
To sum up: the traditional publishing industry is hella…
Reblogging this because it’s sooo far up my street and close to my heart. As Penny says, “The bad news for ficcers is that the general poor public opinion of fanfic is likely to continue if Twilight knock-offs and One Direction teen squee continue to occupy the spotlight.” I’m finding to my happy surprise that a lot of people really want to find the good fanfic; I did maybe two minutes of analysis of a Blade Runner/Caprica crossover for my guy’s sci fi film class and his students were emailing me for both the fic’s URL and more of my interpretation of it. People want to make sense of fic, in more ways than one. We just need to shift the spotlight and point it at the good stuff.
I have so many fics I can name right now that I would kill to have it published. *cough* performanceofaleadingrole *cough*
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Benedict Cumberbatch and Tom Hiddleston trying to do math.
SPOILER ALERT: They can’t.
It’s okay, I can’t either.
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National Theatre Live to broadcast the Donmar Warehouse production of Shakespeare’s Coriolanus
We’re delighted to announce that on 30 January 2014 we will broadcast the Donmar Warehouse production of Coriolanus, directed by Josie Rourke, with Tom Hiddleston in the title role and Mark Gatiss as Menenius, live to cinemas around the world.
Tickets will go on sale from 7 June. Sign up for email updates.
#aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaabaaasdflkajdfl;kjsdf #coriolanus is all about hypermasculine power and performativity #and the limits and failures of that mode of existence #and it’s also all about feminine (specifically maternal) power and performativity #and it’s all about politics #and it’s all about a psychotic death spiral of mutual obsession and love and hatred with aufidius aaaaaaaahwasdlkjfjele #i don’t give a shit about gatiss who’s playing volumnia and aufidius i neeeeed to knoooooooow #why are tom hiddleston’s career choices so fucking good to me
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I feel like a rare breed of human female who does not feel attracted to Channing Tatum at all
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