to the wilds we return

lenee 🌸 they/them & she/her 🌸 27 🌸 literary and art things 𖥔 currently reading blood on her tongue 𖥔 WIPs: the vampire's wife 𖥔 rp/writing prompt sideblog: @leneemusing

idk if this isn't woke but my sympathy for people with ed's disappears the moment they post other people as "thinspo" like what the hell dude

there was some post going around somewhere saying matt smith's doctor who voice has been slipping into daemon lately and i don't really watch hotd anymore so i didn't believe them. but the other day i was in the kitchen trying to figure out why my roommate was watching doctor who because it is so outside her wheelhouse it's astounding and i was like there's no way she's watching morbius either. y'all, i looked over at the tv and saw platinum wig

finally made a querytracker account :3

anyway in non-iwtv posting, the lesbian vampire novel i've been working on for over a year is finally finished :')

i cannot (except i can) believe certain sides of this fandom are still purposefully spreading lies about jacob saying he said he can't talk about race and iwtv on that podacst lmaooo he said he doesn't want to talk about it and game of thrones but explicitly stated he could talk about race and iwtv. people are so evil man

anyway i'm sorry but there is something so delicious to me about armand doing something truly horrifying just because he is a monster who wants the scared little boy inside him to be acknowledged

after sleeping on it my opinion of this season is that in the wider scale, i liked it. i enjoyed it. it was a bit experimental and it seems to hit home with the general audiences. the tonal shift makes perfect sense for lestat. but i do feel somewhat saddened how little of lestat's past we truly got (mostly because TVL is my favorite book in the series). but it's a mixed emotion because i think the writers made an attempt to sort of have lestat and the audience go on an emotional journey instead of a biographical one. i do think they accomplished that. but there is so much i wish we had seen in depth and so my real criticism comes down to the constraints of streaming. this season NEEDED ten episodes at least. anne rice's books jampack SO much into so little, she truly maximizes her word count. getting that on screen is a fucking task. it felt like we were on an emotional rollercoaster hurdling towards QoTD more than sitting with TVL properly

absolute CHAOS for the tvl finale to be posted early to the one platform that's like impossible to pirate from. amc u madman

people complaining about loustat having a romantic moment in the park after the seance have clearly never experienced traumatic grief before lmao