Love Love Love Characters That Present Themselves As Emotionally Open Social Butterflies But The More

(Edit: fixed a spelling mistake because a few of you had pointed it out)

I am so glad that the word blorbos exists now. It’s so much more evocative and accurate than “comfort character”. Like, they’re different things. He doesn’t bring me comfort, he makes my hands itchy and I want to polish him with pledge. I want to put him in a Pringle’s tube and shake him. I want to brush his hair and put little shoes on him like a Bratz doll. That’s a blorbo.

To anyone drawing underwater art for @keferon 's Ponyo au might I recommend the game ABZÛ?

LIKE TO CHARGE REBLOG TO CAST LET'S GET THIS FUCKER EXPLODEDED

Save me, John Flanagan (author of Ranger's Apprentice and Brotherband Chronicles) interviews.

Some good examples

When being asked why he wrote a prequel of storts for Rangers Apprentice. His response was...

"‘Cause I wanted to"

What were the challenges working on such large story arcs? The highlights?

I’m not aware of challenges.....

Do you have a favorite character from the series?

.... [rambling about how can you choose] ... However, if you push me, I really like Tug.... [Tug is the horse.]

Looking back, how has your writing evolved from when you first started until now?

Well, it’s got better, thank God. 

Here are some extra good repsonses:

"I make Halt’s stew; that’s where it came from."

and to paraphrase a response on why he wrote the Brotherband Chronicles where a main part of the plot is sailing.

I've always liked the sea.

A dating service where matching is based on people’s search history exists. You’re a serial killer. You go on a date with a writer.