#ilsa-fireswan

Queequeg is worth it!

You’re right, he totally is. 

ilsa-fireswan replied to your post “If I ever get my hands on a time machine I’m going back to introduce...”

When I was an enthusiastic teen determined to read all the classics, I experienced the entirety of unabridged Moby Dick. If someone asks me now? “There was a lot about wales, yes?” (Otherwise known as, “good luck, it won’t scar you for life.”)

Thank you for these brotherly feelings I didn’t know I needed

Anytime, pal

ilsa-fireswan replied to your post “In Chapter 12 of FYD you had mentioned that Manwe’s last name was...”

“At least one more.” Ok. Just go ahead and slay me here.

If it makes you feel better, I slayed myself there, too

cerulean-shark replied to your link “Follow You Down - Chapter 35 - swilmarillion - The Silmarillion and...”

!!!! NEW CHAPTER!

All four of them had an elf on the shelf the first year they were really a thing, but Thil banned it after eight days.  It turned into an escalating competition for who could make the most disturbing scene in someone else’s office.  There were no fewer than six gruesome murder scenes, three replacement elves, and a disturbing amount of blood--real, actual blood that no one (Melkor) would admit to procuring (Melkor).  It was a zero sum game, and Thil was absolutely not willing to see how far it would go.  

What translation!?! I’ve been looking for a good one lately (or a good novel about Priam)

That was hilarious! I love that even though I kind of knew where it was going, I still was a little surprised!

It was soooo good! Much better than S1, I thought. Spot on casting for Spock and I loved Capt Pike!

It really was. It’s been too long since I saw S1, which I also really enjoyed, to be able to say whether it was better - though I was never a huge fan of Klingons, so I’d probably agree that there is slightly more in S2 that I enjoy... Either way, it was definitely great.

I’m here browsing your tumblr after browsing your Ao3 and so far I have you pegged as “the one who writes about Crowley’s assorted post-apocalyptic jobs”. That’s a good thing.