My comic The Finger Bone of St Cyneburg has launched!
714CE, England: a curse from a world of folklore forces a monk-in-training to search for a cure, alongside unlikely friends.
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@boogeymadam I was randomly reminiscing about SYHT and looked up your twitter on a whim, ecstatic to see you're active again! hope the years have been kind to you!!
been seized by an urge to rework my comic tfbosc and fix the fact the second half was pretty damn bad. happy to report that there are now 100% more furries and theological debates in the third act :)
this is mostly bc im surprised there aren't any recorded versions where Macbeth's 'she should have died hereafter' is a dark joke. Like he's laughing at his inability to feel and tries to hide it with cynical jokes, before laughing at himself and the meaningless of everything
This is very much a ramble and does not intend to like. undermine the abuses that happen under religious rhetoric. but idk. I felt like having a ramble bc religion fascinates me
have faith; not in a deity, but rather humanity itself. That we can be good and kind and creative even in a bleak world. And religion can be that, a place where people lose individuality and become a mass, working across centuries for a moment of 'divine' connectedness
@jabbageart @MisterCrowbar what an adorable kitty, shes so pretty!! from the list of names i think she suits juno or godiva very well! otherwise i feel she needs a prim and proper name, something like sissy or circe for some reason popped into my head
I know these are minimal losses compared to others but honestly, not getting to End something and mentally close that chapter of your life kinda fucks with my head, I feel so ungrounded it’s horrible
I didn’t get to have my final term at undergrad due to the first lockdown, now I don’t get to go into my final days at my first job and say goodbye to my coworkers because I actually have the plague (for the first time) 🙃🙃🙃
anyway it wasnt my favourite of his films (i love the witch, what can I say?) but I really appreciate the attention to the research, and I'm thinking I may write up some bits about the ulfheðnar, barrow fights, funeral, and seiðr witch bc they were all done so so well
just watched the northman and i have a lot of thoughts and chief among them is that the the producers should have let eggers have all the full frontal male nudity that he clearly wanted
anyway second in my head is that eggers is definitely my favourite historical fiction director -- i think he's the only director that understands that 'being historically accurate' is valuable since it teaches you about stuff that is weirder than anything you can think up