I don’t think I need to brief you on what is happening in the United States right now. […]
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“A Dandelion By Any Other Name” by TabbyCat33098
Pairing: Geralt of Rivia/Jaskier (The Witcher)
Word Count: 3745
Warnings: Serious pining.
Author’s Summary
Jaskier is throwing up flowers and refuses to tell Geralt who has afflicted him so. As Geralt grapples with Jaskier’s impending death, he comes to terms with a few things himself.
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It’s the end of another year, and it’s also the end of some pretty big pop culture phenomenons. We here at the Collective have rounded up a few of our favorite things from 2019, just because we’re a little nostalgic and maybe not quite ready to move into 2020.
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by Noemi Arellano-Summer The summer I was ten, my father brought home a box of children’s books. He […]
“Matchmaker Mary” by waywardwings
Pairing: Dean Winchester/Castiel (Supernatural)
Word Count: 11576
Warnings: so sweet you may get a cavity
Author’s Summary
Mary Campbell-Winchester is a mother, historian, and aspiring author.
She is also deaf, which is why it’s such a pleasant surprise when she walks into a small café and is served by a man who takes her order in sign language.
The two form an unconventional friendship, and when Mary learns that Cas is gay (and single), she takes it upon herself to play matchmaker for her son Dean; a lonely museum curator with a penchant for pie.
She knows the two of them would be perfect for each other, now it’s just a matter of making them see it, too.
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Alright y’all, the new, and final, trailer for Star Wars IX: The Rise of Skywalker just dropped and wooooo it’s a doozy.
If you haven’t seen it yet, check it out now. And if you have, watch it again.
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By Noemi Arellano-Summer ***SPOILERS for both the manga and anime versions of Black Butler, as well as Goethe’s […]
By The Nerdling China’s influence on Hollywood is not a new thing. This has been going on since […]
By The Nerdling I have to admit, I’m struggling with Joker. I left the theater after my screening […]
