If It Was Possible To Make Love To A Paragraph, This Would Be The One

Christelle Dabos is the master of slow-burn romance. She manages to make the reader feel all of the anticipation, uncertainty, pining and burning the main characters feel. The number of times I had to put away the book to scream into my pillow or squeeze the fabric of my shirt after reading some scenes with Thorn and Ophelia is a testament to her skills. Ophelia and Thorn's romance is reminiscent of that of Lizzy and Mr Darcy's in Pride and Prejudice in the way that most of it goes on inside their heads or during brief and tense conversations. Yet, I kept devouring chapter after chapter, hoping to see another one of their interactions.

So when we see the romance blossom and the characters admit their feelings for one another TO themselves (because they're dumb-dumbs and I love them), it's incredibly rewarding

TL;DR: Christelle Dabos is a queen and Ophelia and Thorn are my new OTP

I spat out my drink when I read the Richard one 

TSH characters as The Onion headlines:

BUNNY:

RICHARD:

CAMILLA:

CHARLES:

FRANCIS:

HENRY:

The magicians season finale

Q is dead and so am I

Watching How To Get Away With Murder and reading The Secret History at the same time is such a surreal experience. I've already started to get the characters from the book confused with the characters from the show

I've breathed in just a tiny bit of spring air and I'm ready to become much much gayer

The gay thaw is afoot

Somehow I completely understand this and relate to this so hard.

Gryffindor: I do not think therefore I do not am

I saw this on Instagram and honestly I can’t stop laughing

Neil Gaiman: Well I’m not going to have the show follow the romantic route with Aziraphale and Crowley’s relationship. It’s okay if you ship them, but it’s just not what the show is going to do.

Micheal Sheen, David Tenant, the DP, and the score composer: Are you sure about that.

I am so pissed off that every single tumblr playlist is on spotify and it's not available in my country

is this about Matilda or me 

nobody tears through library books quite as fast as a 12 yr old girl with no friends