( Dear Eric Kripke )

I have no quote for the title of this one, which I suppose fits in a it's-Monday-and-I-might-as-well-be-a-lump-of-stone kind of way. I cannot brain today. Anyway, beneath the cut is a short meta tracing the visual trope of the statue in Supernatural.

( I wonder if a pigeon has ever landed on Cas while he lurks in the park? )

Watching The End, two distinct points of color jump out in The Garden scene: Sam's Boss Hogg suit, and the rose bush.

( Pretty pictures & some spoilers for 5x04 )

Between my request and a completely random similar post at epicfantasy, you all came up with a list of about thirty-seven angel-related titles, which I've compiled into one ginormous resource post (along with a few more titles I found along the way). I hope I didn't miss any? Please let me know and I'll add them ( Read more... )

So.

I'm on a kick where I'm looking for satisfying, well-written books about, well, angels. You all might know why. Anyway, I was reading Smoke & Mirrors when this madness seized me, and given Gaiman's story "Murder Mysteries" thought Good Omens might be a good place to start. It wasn't.

( I blame Misha Collins for the rambling beneath this cut. And Neil Gaiman. Terry Pratchett was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. )

A character analysis of Anna, hooked into the visuals from her appearances over S4. This is the final part of three. In this section, Anna's one-angel campaign continues while Castiel broods noirishly under street lights.

Part 1 and Part 2 are already up.

( Here is Part 3 )

A character analysis of Anna, hooked into the visuals from her appearances over S4. This meta-and-picspam got pretty big while I was putting it all together, so this is the 2nd of 3 parts.

In case you missed it, Part 1.

( Here is Part 2 )

A broad character analysis of Anna over S4, with the analysis hooked to plenty of screencaps. This is partly because this is the way I think of and analyze tv shows, and partly because I like teh pretty. This meta-and-picspam got big while I was putting it all together, so I'll be posting it in 3 (!) parts.

( Here is Part 1 )

The iconic tan trench: no noir detective is complete without one. The other day I was seized by this fic bunny about Jimmy/Castiel's coat (I’m nerdishly fascinated by the pop culture iconography of his clothes . . . don't judge); a bunny that totally died and left me with 500 crappy words and burning need to know: where did this visual come from ( Read more... )