#Joshua Phillip

[skylessnights]

WILDHOOD 2022 | dir. Bretten Hannam

#wildhood #mlm #mlmedit #lgbtq #lgbtqedit #filmedit #filmgifs #movieedit #fyeahmovies #tvfilmgifs #filmdaily #hulu #indigenous #native american #dailylgbtq #lgbtqsource #romancegifs #phillip lewitski #joshua odjick #just finished watching this film and i loved every second! #the storyline was beautifully told and so much pain and emotion throughout #highly recommend #plus the kiss was AHHHHH #and the soundtrack is GOLD

[sedinsinshootouts]

shutout celly!

#marthposting #vancouver canucks #thatcher demko #and an assortment of players #ilya mikheyev #andrei kuzmenko #nils hoglander #anthony beauvillier #mark friedman #dakota joshua #phillip di giuseppe #casey desmith #conor garland #and thats all of em

[ozzyonedge]

11 years ago, January 18th 2013, the last episode of Fringe was aired.

It was the best show, and I miss it dearly.

Time for another rewatch?

P.S. Non of the gifs are mine. Unfortunately I'm too senile to recall where I got them from. Probably here on tumblr.

#fringe #fringefox #walter bishop #peter bishop #olivia dunham #astrid farnsworth #phillip broyles #jj abrams #john noble #joshua jackson #anna torv #jasika nicole #lance reddick

[leonsliga]

Leon knows his civic duty

And let’s just say he takes his job VERY seriously yes this is a shameless cuddle compilation

#leon goretzka #julian brandt #leroy sané #joshua kimmich #serge gnabry #robert lewandowski #phillipe coutinho #fc bayern munich #fc bayern münchen #fc bayern #germany nt #die mannschaft #fc schalke 04 #compilations

[itsmyfriendisaac]

Wildhood: Link escapes an abusive household to search for his missing mother's whereabouts & ends up finding companionship in the form of a new friend named Pasmay. As their journey pushes forward, the chemistry between them grows spectacularly!

#scenes #lgbt #wildhood #coming of age #phillip lewitski #joshua odjick #michael greyeyes #poc #first nations #romance #bretten hannam

[jingle-jangle-spurs]

#fallout new vegas #fallout #fallout 4 #fallout 3 #fallout 2 #fallout 1 #classic fallout #Myron fallout #joshua graham #fallout poll #fallout polls #fallout Roy Phillips #fallout Lynette #fallout iguana bob #fallout anN codman #fallout Oliver swanick #I’m genuinely curious #sorry if I missed if your most hated #I tried to get ones from every game #appart from 76

[lexluthordirectoroflexcorp]

Action Comics 1050 (2022) by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Tom Taylor, Joshua Williamson, Mike Perkins, Clayton Henry, Nick Dragotta & Steve Beach

Cover: Steve Beach

#Superman #Lex Luthor #Phillip Kennedy Johnson #Tom Taylor #Joshua Williamson #Mike Perkins #Clayton Henry #Nick Dragotta #Steve Beach

[shesnake]

lgbt cinema 58/? • wildhood (2021) dir. brettan hannam — that's how your mother felt, like she didn't belong

#lgbtcinema #filmedit #wildhood #brettan hannam #phillip lewitski #joshua odjik #film #fm #gif #* #*wildhood #dsg #g #q #8 #lgbt directors #lgbtedit

[crisisofinfinitemultiverses]

Action Comics 1050 (2022) by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Tom Taylor, Joshua Williamson, Mike Perkins, Clayton Henry, Nick Dragotta & Steve Beach

Cover: Steve Beach

#Superman #Phillip Kennedy Johnson #Tom Taylor #Joshua Williamson #Mike Perkins #Clayton Henry #Nick Dragotta #Steve Beach

[myoldboyfriends]

Phillip Lewitski & Joshua Odjick

#wet #pecs #Phillip Lewitski #Joshua Odjick #buns #muah #vids #wildhood

[omarsapollo]

PASMAY & LINK | WILDHOOD (2021)

#wildhood #wildhood 2021 #phillip forest lewinsky #phillip lewinsy #joshua odjick #pasmay #link #dailylgbtedit #mine #my gifs #this movie was so hard to color

[skylessnights]

WILDHOOD (2022) dir. Bretten Hannam

Was that — you've done that before? Not like that...but I liked it.

#wildhood #lgbt #lgbtq #mlm #queer #gay #phillip lewitski #joshua odjick #native american #indigenous #yaedit #filmedit #filmgifs #movieedit #fyeahmovies #mlmedit #lgbtedit #lgbtqedit #romancegifs #dailyflick #dailyfilmsource #filmdaily #gosh this was one of the most beautiful kisses i've ever seen in my life! #and the soundtrack was pure gold!

[diver5ion]

#fringe #olivia dunham #peter bishop #phillip broyles #surprisingly this episode is not called feelings #anna torv #joshua jackson #lance reddick #fringe in 2023 #of course #//

[bringbackwendellvaughn]

#Hulk #Phillip Kennedy Johnson #Joshua Cassara

[araiz-zaria]

Lobster Quibbles 🦞

...no matter your particular preferences on how to cook lobsters (and the quibbles that ensue from them 🙈), once someone says any other type of crustacean is better than lobsters you gotta unite and tell them that Lobster Is THE BEST 😤🌊🦞

#drawing #original art #manga #illustration #comic strip #pen and ink #traditional art #brush pen #fan art #modern au of sorts #instafeed au #it's crack o'clock folks #joshua lawrence chamberlain #fanny chamberlain #samuel phillips lee

[melanielocke]

So, I really need some book recommendations.

I usually read fantasy but I also like dystopian, sci-fi and stuff. As long as it's fictional. I also like rewrites (if that makes sense).

Since the request wasn't super specific, for this one I just picked a couple of very different fantasy books that I read recently and have not yet discussed. I don't have a lot of recent dystopian (publishing currently believed dystopian is dead, I think). For sci-fi, check out this post

Little Thieves by Margaret Owen is a retelling of the Goose Girl. That's a relatively unknown Grimm fairytale where a wicked maid steals the identity of a princess. This book tells the story of the maid, Vanja Schmidt, who is the adopted daughter of Fortune and Death. She used to be Princess Gisele's maid, until she stole Gisele's enchanted pearl necklace that changes her appearance and takes her place. Now, Vanja leads a double life as princess and jewel thief, seeking to make enough money to escape before she has to marry her creepy fiance, and so she can escape her mothers. But when she crosses the wrong god, she is cursed to slowly turn into a statue of jewels as punishment for her greed, unless she finds a way to make up for what she stole. I'd recommend this book if you like unlikeable main characters.

Vanja is very selfish, but she if she doesn't put herself first, no one else will, so it is definitely understandable. She has a tendency to push everyone away, but deep down she's very lonely. She's a gremlin, and I love her.

There are also some very charming side characters, including the daughter of the god who cursed Vanja, a shape shifter who does not quite understand human behavior, and a prefect (a magic detective of sorts) chasing the jewel thief.

This book also makes some great social commentary on class and wealth. Vanja might have done a bad thing stealing Gisele's life, but Gisele wasn't entitled to all that wealth and prestige in the first place, and this book heavily criticizes nobility.

The Forever Sea and the Endless Song are part of a series and I have only read book 1 so far (book 2 just came in yesterday). This is an adult fantasy series and as such it is heavier on the world building and more complicated than most YA fantasy, so if you've only ever read YA fantasy I don't think this is the best book to transition into adult, but if you're used to reading adult this is a good series to try.

The Forever Sea is one of the most unique fantasies I've read, and this mainly lies in the world building. The premise of this world is an ocean made out of very high grassland. Ships can sail on this grass with the help of a magic hearthfire, and if this fire would go out you would very slowly sink beneath the grass. Sailors go out onto the sea mainly to harvest all sorts of plants used for food and medicine.

Kindred was raised by her grandmother, the Marchess, a legendary captain and hearthfire keeper. When her grandmother disappears beneath the sea, everyone assumes it was a suicide. But Kindred finds a note from her grandmother implying that it was not suicide, but that she was searching for what is down at the bottom of the sea, and might still be alive there. So Kindred sets out to find her, traveling across the Sea and through a legendary pirate city to see if her grandmother could still be out there, and what is at the bottom of the sea.

This book is very plot driven with a huge emphasis on the environment and descriptions on it, but also lots of world building on how this works exactly. There isn't a lot of emphasis on it, but there is also a sapphic relationship in here between the main character and another sailor. As I said, I haven't read book 2 yet but will start it soon. It's also not out in the US yet (coming 14th February, but the UK edition was released already) From the reviews I gathered there's going to be a third (last? idk) book.

In the Ravenous Dark is a dark fantasy that is marketed as YA, but I think it's very upper YA, maybe more NA but publishing doesn't think that is a thing, so YA it is.

This is set in a world inspired by ancient Greece, but only vaguely (clothes, buildings etc, much of the world building is completely made up), and Rovan, the main character, is a blood mage. Since her father's death, she's kept her blood magic hidden, but when her magic is revealed she is taken to the palace and bound to Ivrilos, a dead spirit who can control here, which is something that is done to all blood mages.

Rovan falls in love with two people she can't trust, the spirit Ivrilos, and princess Lydea, another blood mage, and together they uncover a plot of what is going on in the world of the dead and living, and why blood mages must be bound to spirits.

I think the magic system in this book was very well done, including the way spirits work and the realm of the dead. The book was at times a little messy, and I think it might have worked better as a duology since there was so much going on, but I don't bother me much while reading it.

There's a poly relationship between Rovan, Ivrilos and Lydea, which I really liked, and there's Japha, a really cool non binary side character who's essentially the fourth part of the found family.

Unseelie by Ivelisse Housman is a YA fae fantasy set in a second world focusing on an autistic main character

Seelie is a changeling. Though she looks exactly like her twin Isolde, she's actually a fae creature trying to control her unpredictable magic. She and her sister had to flee their home due to prejudice against changelings, and end up stealing to survive. When they get caught up in a heist gone wrong, they team up with unexpected allies to go on a quest and unravel a mystery to do with fae and human history.

The plot of this book is what you'd expect from a YA fantasy, fast paced, not super unpredictable or anything. The strenght of this book is the main character. Seelie is autistic and written by an autistic author, and while it is set in a world where the term autism does not exist, it is portrayed really well and I found Seelie very relatable as an autistic person. In this world, changelings are typically autistic (because real world changeling myths often derive from disabled children, including autistic children). The sister relationship is also intersting, because Seelie and Isolde are so different, and have very different ideas of what their life should be like once they're finished with this quest.

It is the first in a duology and I have no clue when book 2 is coming out

The last book on this list is the Dream Runners by Shveta Thakrar which is a contemporary fantasy inspired by Indian mythology, specifically, the naga. Naga in this world can't dream on their own, so they have children taken from the human world who become dream runners. They travel to the human world to collect dreams from humans for the naga.

Tanvi is such a dream runner, she's been in Nagalok for the past 7 years. Dream runners don't dream themselves and are devoid of emotion, but for Tanvi this is slowly returning and she's desperate to make it stop.

Venkat is a dreamsmith, the only human in Nagalok who is not a dream runner. Instead, he shapes dreams collected by the dream runners into dream stones used by the naga.

They team up to figure out what is going on with Tanvi, and uncover a plot that could destroy the naga world.

I loved the creative world building in this book, with how the dream runner system works. Tanvi was a little difficult to relate to at first, because she was very obsessed with earning a charm bracelet in exchange for her dreams and I found this confusing, but this will make sense later on, and this book had some twists I really liked.

I hope this helps!

#book recommendations #nina's 150 follower celebration #150 followers #little thieves #margaret owen #the forever sea #the endless song #Joshua Phillip Johnson #in the ravenous dark #a.m. strickland #unseelie #ivelisse housman #the dream runners #shveta thakrar #ask answered #anon ask #thanks for the ask!