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"I wouldn't feel this wild desire… if I hadn't seen you." That's rich. Blaming you. "Wild desire."

PASSING (2021, Rebecca Hall)

#passing #ruth negga #tessa thompson

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Sincerely, The Chairman of The Tortured Poets Department

#taylor swift

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NIKOLAJ COSTER-WALDAU on Jimmy Kimmel Live || 7 February 2024

#nikolaj coster-waldau #7 feb '24 #jimmy kimmel live

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#brooklyn nine nine

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Rhys and Nyx - A Court of Thorns and Roses

Artist: @svanhaart / @svanha

#rhysand #nyx #acotar #sjmaas

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DAENERYS TARGARYEN in GAME OF THRONES (2011-2019) episode 1.01 - winter is coming

#game of thrones

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Sweet Home Alabama (2002) dir. Andy Tennant

#sweet home alabama #reese witherspoon #melanie lynskey

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Elsbeth | 1x06 - An Ear for an Ear

#elsbeth #elsbeth tascioni #carrie preston

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My cartoon for this weekend’s @Guardian Books.

p.s. my book ‘Revenge of the Librarians’ is out now: tomgauld.com

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THE WHEEL OF TIME | Lanfear's outfits in season 2

#the wheel of time #wot on prime

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Tree roots following the pattern of concrete footpaths

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hi neil! i’m reading american gods for an english assignment (i got to pick the book, so of course i picked my favorite!), and in the end i need to make a small playlist of songs relating to the story. do you have any suggestions or genres?

also, on a more unfortunate note, i was a little disappointed by dead boy detectives. the writing and dialogue just didn’t seem like you! did you just create the characters, and someone else did the writing? i was very excited to see Death though, she is phenomenal :)

i hope you and yours are well!

I didn't write much of Dead Boy Detectives at all. It's not my show, although I love it. (For the curious, I wrote one scene in Episode 1, one in Episode 7, and one in Episode 8.)

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Zendaya wearing ALEXANDER MCQUEEN – on The Jennifer Hudson Show (2024)

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MOIRAINE channeling in "What Was Meant to Be"

#wheel of time #the wheel of time #moiraine damodred #moiraine sedai

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You have any particular thoughts or rules you follow regarding violence or gore in writing? Certainly your own writing touches darker stuff like the occult and mythological, which often comes hand in hand with the occasional murder, dismemberment, etc. Your works sometimes have violence but others barely at all. What's too much? Is there a too much? How do you find that sweet spot, like with the Corinthian, where it's jarring and shocking but doesn't get an eye roll?

Mostly my rule is that if I do it, I mean it. If there's going to be violence then it will have physical and emotional results in the story. Beyond that, I just try and tell the story.