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If this is a case of ‘just the spn, ma'am’ the sideblog is here
Hannibal and SPN fic (it’s mainly SPN these days) is here:
I fell down these stairs just looking at this picture
Cursed artifact: Stairs of Discontinuity.
Exposure has a 90% chance of causing a concussion, but a 10% chance of spontaneously increasing your parkour skill
here are all three of my TSV posters in honor of the beginning of S3 🦀 I'm definitely gonna make more, especially given the bang with which the new season started
[Description: a bedraggled woman in an anorak - presumably Carpenter - stands amongst reeds with a gathering storm behind her. She stares intensely and furiously at the viewer. The caption reads, '"And when I am dead, of course - there will be no end to the lies they can tell about me." - Faulkner.']
Chapter 30 of The Silt Verses - and the premiere episode of Season 3 - is here! Really hope you enjoy the listen.
The transcript can be found here. This episode contains drownings (multiple), eating sounds (34.50-35.16) car crash, gunshots (49 minutes onwards)
This episode features performances by the incredible Steve Hendrickson, B. Narr, Sophie Lynch, H.R. Owen, Méabh de Brún, Steven Zivic, and Steven Anzalone.
Huge gratitude as well to the amazing AJ Fidalgo, Alyssa Petrie, Rissa Montanez, and Marlon Dance-Hooi for providing additional voices throughout the episode!
And if you want to know more about the process behind making the episode, we've got an episode commentary already up for our amazing patrons.
Simon Fairchild, avatar of The Vast
Made with pastel and lots of blue and white ink
I want to show you an actual training slide from my customer service job that I had to see yesterday.
Late night snack run
[ID: Green-toned digital art of Jon Sims from TMA. He has long, wavy hair and a beard. In the foreground we see an over-the-shoulder view of someone reaching to pull a drink from a fluorescently-lit fridge, against which Jon is leaning. His face is tilted downwards, completely obscuring his eyes, and his expression is dark and serious. He is holding up a vintage tape recorder in one hand, and is eerily backlit in the moody scene. End ID.]
