[rafaelafranzen]

[exeggcute]

you know you don't need an author's permission to find symbolism in their work, right? literary analysis (or any form of media analysis, really) isn't a game where you have to be "correct" about determining the author's "true intended meaning." you can just create your own meaning with supporting evidence and that's perfectly fine, even encouraged! a truly good work can beget an almost infinite number of interpretations, some better than others, but very few are "wrong" unless you're being obtuse on purpose

[thegoodomensdumpster]

[thelargetomato]

Female presenting Aziraphale and Crowley because yes

[azirafool]

[sokodraws]

i’ve delivered the memes

(PLEASE DON’T COPY/EDIT/USE/REPOST, REBLOG INSTEAD)

[strangelyineffable]

[freenklin]

Crowley as Aziraphale, while sitting comfortably in the fire:

Aziraphale as Crowley, while sitting comfortably in Holy Water:

[terrypratchettappreciation]

[theintrovertinthetower]

I’ve been reading the books/listening to the audiobooks of anything written by Terry Pratchett on my library’s app. It’s made some very long work days much more bearable.

I’ve especially enjoyed “The Science of Discworld” series. Having science broken down into language I can understand, interjected with the hijinks of the wizards, was really refreshing and I felt like a lot of big concepts started to feel a little more manageable. Of course the straightforward novels are all brilliant too. Thud was very interesting, same with Going Postal and Making Money. Small Gods was fascinating, and Pyramids was great fun. Of course the books where witches are the main characters are my favorite. I’m sure Terry Pratchett would have gotten quite a laugh out of my becoming a witch in part because of those novels, since he didn’t believe in magic and all. Come to think of it I’m not sure I do either, but I think it’s a mindset more than anything. 

It’s not very often you find an author who has such a grasp of character, plot, nuance, and making observations about society that are at once stunning and often funny.

Sadly not every book is available and I’m almost through them all. Thank every circumstance that ever lead to libraries.

[noirandchocolate]

[tygermama]

“We heard youse are behind on your payments to Fat Tony.”

[the-last-hair-bender]

I ALMOST SPIT MY ROOTBEER

[gallusrostromegalus]

“Think you’re all aesthetic, huh? A real instagram Wiseguy!  You want something to blog about? We’ll give ya something to blog about!”

[gayglitterqueen]

[snorlaxatives]

is there anything in the world better than a warm piece of bread with butter on it??? that was a rhetorical question no there’s literally nothing better. bread and butter stans make some noise!

[millionfish]

[millionfish]

 watching some STAR TREK 

[rem-ir]

[subsequentibis]

constables visit, dorfl, and shoe having a religious debate. wee mad arthur is more or less just spectating.

[rem-ir]

[roachpatrol]

it turns out once you start drawing angua von uberwald it is very very hard to stop drawing angua von uberwald

[letsdrawdiscworld]

Great work!

Also, nice detail on the cudgel, where the metal reinforcement at the end looks a bit like a wolf’s paw.