Bookish But Corruptible

(Previously trench-coat-angel, Angel in a Trench Coat, Speaking of Non-Sequiturs)

Just a queer college theatre student posting about fandom.
Supernatural, Doctor Who, Torchwood, Firefly, Avengers, Star Trek, and I’m sure I’ve forgotten something. Here there be slash. Here there also be musing about life, a dash of liberal politics, a handful of gay, a pinch of writing, a sprinkling of Hufflepuff pride, and David Bowie only knows what else.

I respond to many names, such as Demyx (and variations there of) and Cas, but it’s Jimmy, if you must know.

I also run fuckyeahmysteryhusbands.tumblr.com and everydaycosplayers.tumblr.com

 

How do you politely tell your parents that being home is the reason that you constantly feel like shit?

ethan-lawson-wate:

welcome to the “my shower” production of Les Miserables

starring me as Jean Valjean

me as Javert

me as Cosette

me as Marius

me as Fantine

me as Enjolras

me as Gavroche

me as Eponine

me as Thenardier

me as Madame Thenardier

and in the role of all of the Barricade Boys….me

Wow. That sounds remarkably similar to my “the car” and “the living room” productions.

isaisanisa:

I LAUGHED REALLY LOUDLY AT HOW PISSED DEAN WOULD BE IF SAM BROUGHT THIS HOME

isaisanisa:

I LAUGHED REALLY LOUDLY AT HOW PISSED DEAN WOULD BE IF SAM BROUGHT THIS HOME

absentminded patterings, mostly.: s0mmerspr0ssen: No, it makes me PHYSICALLY ANGRY, because the reboot...

s0mmerspr0ssen:

No, it makes me PHYSICALLY ANGRY, because the reboot Star Trek cast is flawless and their talent and chemistry and everything is wasted on bad scripts and sexism and how they are the least forwards science fiction ever. Gene wanted 50% female personnel on Star Trek and was…

thevictorianlady:

Oscar Wilde photographed by Napoleon Sarony, 1882.

These photographs were taken in January of 1882, when Wilde had first arrived in America for his year long lecture tour. All were taken in the studio of the most famous portrait photographer of the time, Canadian born Napoleon Sarony. The various furs, capes, velvet jackets, and stockings Wilde wore for the photo shoot reflected the attire he would wear to his lectures.

It certainly surprised me when I found out that the majority of Wilde’s most iconic images came from the same session, and were taken in the U.S. when Wilde had only published a yet to be produced play, Vera; or, the Nihilists, and a single book of verse (which Wilde can be seen holding in the first and second photographs).