Sivan Karim

Another kind of diversity we need in writing is protagonists without love interests. Give me adults with full-fledged stories that don't include falling in love.

Artwork by @ungfio

Gonna scream oh my Gd

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i love when narrators forcibly enter the story as a plot-influencing character. i love how the story ascribes a physical manifestation to the narrative to the point that it is personified completely. i love how the lens by which we view the story is shattered by introducing a person with flaws and logical fallacies and causes us to wonder if perhaps they were unreliable all along, to consider how much of the story could have been changed through their eyes. i love when the narrator, who used to be completely in control of the narrative they told, has that safety ripped out of their hands by an outer force that positions them as the one to be consumed. i love when the line between the watcher and the watched is blurred to the point that we can no longer see who's truly telling the story

WAIT I HAVE AN AWESOME HOUSE DESIGN

love shakespeare. did a hamlet run tonight, looked someone dead in the eye to say “am i a coward?” during a speech and the fucker shrugged and nodded

— Mary Oliver, from The Gardener (via lunamonchtuna)

returning to the void

dating simulator where it starts normal but it slowly becomes clear that all of the romanceable characters are attempting to cover up an extremely specific murder they committed a year ago before you arrived

Lucila Biscione creates surreal scenes with paper, ink, and pencil, with lush backdrops and roaming creatures. See more here.

vegans making honey a bee labour issue is the funniest thing imaginable because like, you picked the one animal that has already unionised

A piece of the abundance of graffiti on the walls of my favourite place.