The television critic for the Dublin Evening Herald throws shade at Larry and provides an apt description of John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson watching from a safe distance.
I’m sure you all haven’t seen a single Leia mermaid today ;] Trying to draw more fish this year, cause I have a tendency to avoid them, and most animals tbh.
I could talk on lengths about why you should watch classic who; the quirkiness, the amazing companions, the absurd yet endearing effects, the insane story lines, the passion each actor brings, the furry lesbians, etc.
Nictzin Dyalhis is the most fascinating and mysterious of all the Weird Tales writers. He wrote 16 works and nothing else, and very little of his biography is known even to dedicated researchers. Though they were able to confirm one detail: Nictzin Dyalhis is his real name. He is of Welsh origin, and his first name comes from the fact his father was obsessed with Aztec culture.
The Sea Witch is his best known story, and despite the name and the horror trappings and atmosphere, it actually is a romance novel with a happy ending. It’s basically his attempt to rewrite H. Rider Haggard’s She so that Horace Holly and She get together.
excerpted material is used for purposes of comment or criticism as specifically permitted by fair use doctrine, which is still legal despite continual attempts by the forces of evil to make it go away. so i not only get to say your work is stupid, i get to show a picture of it or quote part of it to prove my point. that is the law, at least for the next five minutes. so fuck off.