Like I can't even breathe

2019’s Top Authors & Poets

We wrote a list of the people who’ve written the words you love the most. You’re welcome.

Neil Gaiman +10

Terry Pratchett +14

William Shakespeare +1

J.K. Rowling −3

Stephen King +3

Rupi Kaur −4

Rainbow Rowell +5

Cassandra Clare −1

Rick Riordan +1

Sappho

Jane Austen −2

Charles Bukowski −7

Oscar Wilde +4

Sylvia Plath 

Leigh Bardugo +3

Virginia Woolf +4

Juansen Ryne Dizon

Sarah J. Maas −15

Edgar Allan Poe

Donna Tartt 

The number in italics indicates how many spots a name moved up or down from the previous year. Bolded names weren’t on the list last year.

It’s humbling to be at #1. I’m all alone in a house in the Scottish Highlands otherwise I would hug somebody. But it’s only me.

a compilation of all my planned good omens studies/recreations to commemorate finishing this project! they’ve been a great learning experience, and a bit of a trip down memory lane, though i must admit the monet ones are probably my favourite. 

From the DVD commentary:

The Garden of Eden scene, the wing scene is coming up

Douglas Mackinnon: And we’re heading towards what, I think, is actually my favourite shot in the entire series, which is the shot where it starts to rain and a wing comes up to cover the other angel.

Neil Gaiman: And it also covers Adam and Eve.

Douglas Mackinnon: Yeah.

Neil Gaiman: I love the fact that they’re covered by it too. 

People have pointed out that the piano lid in the very very very last shot of the last episode reflects that wing and I’ve always meant to ask you if that was intentional or just gloriously accidental.

We are on opposite sides!

The Rest of their Lives - Part 2

In which Crowley likes to spoil his angel, and Aziraphale indulges it every chance he gets.

Part 2 of my collab with @gemennair!

Here you go, @lilypads-flower @selene-yoshi-chan!

…And a nightingale sang in Berkeley Square.

A quick study of light and hands that I did yesterday night (while listening to Yann tiersen’s First Rendez-Vous on repeat…) because of feels. 

I hope you like it c:

Just thinking about people making year-end summaries of their accomplishments and also about reasons to keep yourself alive through the next year. Sorry, it’s a bit of a sappy comic.