All Sortings should be directed to that blog's ask or submit instead of this blog's ask/submit boxes. I have some things that aren't on AO3 posted here, but the AO3 is what gets updated, not that post. Feel free to drop a message in my ask or submit boxes! I went on a reading spree and came out with Chopin and Liszt, who were friends according to some and not friends according. Her memoir is a monumental synthesis of history, politics, and herself.

Though in high school, I cant say I liked it much. Too bad I know relatively little about most of them. 9, 2022 ‘I Need to Tell You This’ Kate Beaton defined the late-aughts aesthetic online. I had fun doing comics on a theme with Peasant Comics, so I thought Id do it again This time: a novel we all read in high school. I have a job that involves working hours that are often long and/or weird, so I do run a queue - but I may disappear for a few days followed by a MASSIVE REBLOGGING SPREE. Chopin Liszt I wanted to get back into the world of composers because let's face it, they are Grade A comic material. strips take on the Bronts, Napoleon, Canadian diplomats, or The Great Gatsby. Scott Fitzgerald The Great Gatsby: The Graphic Novel by Fred Fordham Hark A Vagrant by Kate Beaton. (Warning - this blog contains SPOILERS for all of my fandoms!)Ĭontent you'll see here includes Harry Potter, ASOIAF (Game of Thrones), The Hunger Games, The Dresden Files, Lord of the Rings, Firefly, Star Trek (especially DS9 and the novels), Fringe, Battlestar Galactica, the Star Wars EU, Jane Austen, and whatever else strikes my fancy, including pictures of pretty things, memes, and history-related stuff. Other inspired strips involve Macbeth, The Great Gatsby, the book covers of Edward Gorey, and Edgar Allan Poe. Even if youve never heard of Kate Beaton, youve probably seen her work. The Great Gatsby: A Graphic Novel Adaptation by F.

Hark a vagrant great gatsby