Sarah Elizabeth Sax

@NoaLovelle It's the silvery hair, it's very pretty!

@SarahESax Haha, no idea what that means but it definitely sounds like a compliment so I'll just say thank you!

Got a new shade of lipstick and I can't tell how I feel about it. It's nice but I'm not sure it's me

@butt_tick It's the Silmarillion's fault.

tolkien fandom is so miserable why tf yall only post angst, why yall lack happiness

@uniquemoviemom I was so impressed at how much the balrog looked the way I pictured it. It really carried the dread I felt when reading the book.

The Balrog remains the greatest CGI creation I have ever seen. Nothing even comes close. The whole Mines of Moria section is one of the greatest pieces of cinema. It is absolutely bloody brilliant. The golden eye of cinema

@Jooaaash "My name is Kvothe. You may have heard of me." - The Name of the Wind

Drop a line from any book that still lives in your mind.

@itsdylanmercer I used Word when I was little, then Google Docs in high school. Now I use Scrivener.

To all my fiction writers out there, what's your favorite tool to write your stories? Or do you use Google Docs? 😂

@psyuttik Baskerville.

last TV show watched = your current location, so where are you now?

@omgsidewalks IT WAS GIVEN TO ME AT BIRTH.

EXPLAIN YOUR USERNAME.

Doctor Strange or Scarlet Witch?

@SeanMac67914982 I love this. This is the sort of scenery that evokes fantasy--the clouds, the mountains, the trees--and best of all, I can find all this in the real world.

Imladris by Eric Faure-Brac

@kelly_ques Well, I thought I'd die when I turned twenty. I'm a year past, so...

At what age do you think you'll die?

Very.

Anxiety tells lies. It told my friend Naomi she was going to die. It told me I'm worthless. Naomi is alive and well, and I know I matter to at least one person. Go kick anxiety where it hurts.

@ATRightMovies The Hobbit.

@Dunn4Authors Lawful good, chaotic good, and true neutral.

What about you? I'm chaotic gook, true neutral, and chaotic neutral.

@femiiiszn This is so true, and also when you know all these words but don't actually pronounce them right because you've only read them.

the weird thing about reading so much as a child and gaining a huge vocabulary from that is i can't define a lot of the words i use, i just know that they would fit correctly in a specific sentence. does anyone else experience that?

Major solutions for life's problems: Turn off the noise. Don't play music all the time. Preserve a few quiet spaces each day. Invite God into everything you do. Have an ongoing conversation with Him. Journal the hard things. Rant until your pen rips the page. Cry on the paper.

@trad_poet What's the reason for your rankings?

Books I am currently reading ranked by relative (not absolute) enjoyment: 🟩 The Silmarillion (Tolkien) 🟧 Collected Fictions (Borges) 🟥 The Road to Middle-Earth (Shippey)

@mellon_heads Okay, yes, but The Name of the Wind is pretty peak.

Collider, take the L 👎🏼

@ClaireLLLW81 Science fiction and fantasy

What's your favourite genre to read?