Who Would Win:

He's a 16 year old Edwardian ghost. He's gay. He's oblivious. He's in love with his best friend. He's got internalized homophobia. He's occasionally a woman. He's been dead for 70 years. He's never felt more alive. He is the kindest man you'll ever see. He is destined for hell. He has no rizz. Everyone wants him carnally. Edwin Payne really is THE most character of all time no one is doing it like him

is Kevin Day a pumpkin spice girlie?

Jeremy and his yoyo are everything to me. Also this is GORGEOUS ART

Sketch of Jeremy with his yo-yo. I just wanted something simple to doodle and this book has been heavy on my brain 😂

One time I kinda got chased by a bull a little bit

I was on a bike tho so it was fine

it's so weird to me that everyone on this website is a human person outside of their weird internet niche so rb this with a random bit of your lore

Laila and cat, devastated beyond belief having just lost their home and desperately trying to understand information for an apartment in a foreign language:

Jeremy knox, worlds greatest french student: ☝️bedroom

I really hope Nora writes the story she wants to tell. I really hope she doesn't feel she has to compromise her view to appease the fandom or a subset of it. This applies both for The Broken Cage and the Kevin books. I may not ship Kevin and Thea, but I'm excited to know her, to see how their relationship started and how they complement each other. Even if it's not my cup of tea, I'm willing to give a straight ship a chance lol. And idk, maybe we'll have a confirmation that Kevin is bi (we all know there's no hetero explanation for Kevin), and I wouldn’t mind if he ends up with Thea, as longs as it is interesting. Knowing Nora, it will be very, very interesting.

And hey, if we're sad that Kandreil or Kerejean or any other Kevin ship isn't canon, we can still fanfic our hearts away.

But I just really, really want Nora to do what she wants, and for us as fans of her and her work to respect that. I want her to have fun while writing, as her clear passion and enjoyment that gives these books that spice that we love so much. Whatever she has in store, I just can wait for it.

andrew and the chicken.

[chickens traditionally symbolise the need to scratch the surface of your emotions to see what truly lies beneath. pretty applicable to the minyards]

omg they were roommates

they were roommates.

girls dorm bathroom before the banquet !

HOT COD SUMMER

The Bystander, England, July 20, 1921