a quarter after five

hey so like i’ve finally made my own account instead of sharing it with 3 other people so here are my new blogs

hey so like i’ve finally made my own account instead of sharing it with 3 other people so here are my new blogs

hey so like i’ve finally made my own account instead of sharing it with 3 other people so here are my new blogs

hey so like i’ve finally made my own account instead of sharing it with 3 other people so here are my new blogs

hey so like i’ve finally made my own account instead of sharing it with 3 other people so here are my new blogs

hey so like i’ve finally made my own account instead of sharing it with 3 other people so here are my new blogs

hey so like i’ve finally made my own account instead of sharing it with 3 other people so here are my new blogs

hey so like i’ve finally made my own account instead of sharing it with 3 other people so here are my new blogs

hey so like i’ve finally made my own account instead of sharing it with 3 other people so here are my new blogs

hey so like i’ve finally made my own account instead of sharing it with 3 other people so here are my new blogs

hey so like i’ve finally made my own account instead of sharing it with 3 other people so here are my new blogs

hey so like i’ve finally made my own account instead of sharing it with 3 other people so here are my new blogs

“I wrote the first 5000 words of Good Omens. And I had the protagonist be a demon called Crowley - who was a demon, but he was a lot like Aziraphale. And what Terry did, when he did his draft of this, was to split that character into two. He’d […] gone: Actually, let’s have the cool half of that and the awkward half of that and split them off, into the good and into the evil. And there’s still that strange feeling that it’s one person.”