Yea That Sums Up VicLit Undergraduate Courses

unfortunate news: DashCon 2 will not be proceeding as scheduled due to a Catholic /Orthodox style schism among the team due to certain members believing that Canadians claiming clout for the War of 1812 is stolen valor :(

tickets will be refunded shortly minus the $17,000 necessary to give the war another shot

That’s a nice son you have there, Castiel. Thanks, I stole him from the President.

Day 30

i'm engaging in the ancient tradition of pretending there's an ancient tradition to engage in

wait. Happy mother's day to dean winchester

First they’ll use DashCon2 for their 40 hours, next they’ll be writing ab Goncharov on the OSSLT… what is the Ontario education system coming to

@mackenzie-red

GIRLS IN MY PHONE. WE CAN DO IT

Cas’ turbohell isn’t emptiness or torture it’s the secret third thing of watching the love of your life succumb to weird isolationist family dynamics and suicidal self-sacrificial tendencies despite what you thought was years of growth

*supernatural finale voice* family DO end in blood. maybe the whole point WASNT the friends we made along the way. NEVER keep fighting

I can behave normally around books

the actual reason I consume mediocre media is because I have bad taste. the deeper secret pretentious reason is because I think there’s something very revealing about bad media that you don’t get with good media. when you watch a poorly executed plot point unfold, you see the machinery behind it. you see the gap between what’s actually on screen and the true goal the author is striving for. if it’s particularly awful, you can even measure just how poorly mismatched the author’s skills are with the story they’re trying to tell you. watching a poorly executed narrative play out feels like you’re discovering something, because you see all the wiring and guts underneath that better authors hide from you, in the same way that movies hide boom mics and books make you forget you’re turning the pages. if a story is good and executed well you just see the story. but I want to see the guts and wires!