Agdhani

As you may have heard, Netflix has decided not to renew 1899 for a second and third season at this time. The situation has hit all of us hard, from brand-new fans of Bo and Jantje, to fans who have experienced their work from Dark and beyond. Although 75,000 people have lent their voice petitioning Netflix to renew the show, the future of 1899 remains uncertain.

To show our support, we would like to bring the wonderful and immensely talented 1899 community together to combine all of our positive energy, love, and support for Bo, Jantje, and the cast and crew of 1899 into a fan book filled with letters, art, and other memories from the past years, which we plan to deliver to them in person.

The book will be printed in A3 size, and we will be accepting the following fan-made submissions: letters to Bo and Jantje, 1899 and Dark artworks, videos, all of which will be digitally compiled by our team.

We will be accepting submissions for the fan book via email starting now until March 1, 2023, 8pm CET. Please send your submissions to [email protected], alongside the following information: name that you would like to be credited as, country, and social media handle (optional).

Remember: everything will be okay in the end. If it’s not okay, it’s not the end.

Love from Germany and around the world

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Fanbook for Bo and Jantje: Submission Guide

Currently we are accepting written letters, art, and video submissions. Below you will find guidelines for what can be submitted under each category, and what will not be included in the fan book.

Remember, this book will be printed and sent to Bo and Jantje in person. Please be aware that your contribution(s) may be presented or visible to the public, and thus by submitting your entry you are giving consent for the usage of your art, videos, and letters to be presented in a public context.

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Santiago “Pope” Garcia & Frankie “Catfish” Morales

Poe Dameron & Din Djarin xx

matt murdock is a really good lawyer indeed

The things that are the most interesting to me, and the audience, are ways to move through [the story] with more ambiguity; without seeing things in black and white. More than good guys fighting bad buys. With the show, they’re making a very authentic visual experience. In the playing of it, you’re very much a piece in this visual landscape and I think you would stand out if you tried to control it.

Buffy was one of the first jobs that I got. I was so excited to be on it, mostly because people in my life that I respected so much, my best friends and my sister, were obsessed with the show. Obsessed with it. I wasn’t watching it at the time. I have since introduced myself to the whole Buffy experience. It was cool because it was the fourth season premiere; Joss Whedon directed the episode. I always die. In everything. Even to this day, all these years later, I still die.