Ive Heard Theres A Castle On A Hill. Thats How The Story Goes. But The Rest? Well, You Will Have To Join

I’ve heard there’s a castle on a hill. That’s how the story goes. But the rest? Well, you will have to join us in Bogs Hollow to find out! #cinderellacastle #starkid

📸: Nick Agro

Absolutely incredible!

“And Hades and Persephone

They took each other’s hands

And brother, you know what they did?

They danced”

I am once again positively ill about Spytown /pos

Lovely au by @dxppercxdxver

Curt’s suit inspired by the talented @szollibisz

The Strange Case of Starship Iris appreciation post

Everyone loves a good fictional podcast about queers in space. And Starship Iris does a wonderful job at including various sexual orientations and gender identities in a way that is both very casual and also addresses the difficulites and misconceptions those characters face because of their identies. It's very clearly a queer podcast made by queer people, and made with love and care and careful consideration. One other thing I really liked was how they treated alien linguistics and culture, especially in the relationship between the alien and the human. Because as someone who is a billingual immigrant and is in a relationship where we each have entirely different native languages and cultural backgrounds, that just felt so real. Like, obviously the characters mostly talk in English for the sake of the listener being able to actually understand what's happening. Some media will just give non-native english speaking characters an accent and grammar mistakes, but here there's so many details and care that went into this The little moments of "how do you say X?" Words that can be translated in multiple ways depending on context. The non-native speaker pointing out words/sayings that logically don't make a whole lot of sense that the native speaker would never really think about. The sayings that don't translate well. One language having pronouns that don't really exist in the other. Having an entire conversation in one language and then slipping back into another language to say important stuff like I love you. Certain letters like J's having many different distinct sounds that all sound about the same to a non-native. Missing a home that no longer exists. Wanting to celebrate holidays that people around you have never heard of. Like, it's a made up language and a made up culture. But the creators made it feel very real. And not to spoil anything, but the line "How come we can't even know how long?" at the end of season 2 made me cry actual tears.

Richpez wedding anniversary drawing ✨🐶

Can't believe it's been a year since the world's first wedding

Happy Moon Landing Day, everyone!

Shoutout to Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin, and the Saturn V rocket that took them there 55 years ago.

Got some Pulp requests from the lovely folks over at Blinky's Rewatch Party (there's a very dedicated Pulp Thread there with some brilliantly talented creators) and I'm sharing them here! Close ups under the cut.