Despite all the jokes about sparkly vampires and brain-dead storytelling, Stephenie Meyer is much, much richer than you. How does that make you feel?
Despite all the jokes about sparkly vampires and brain-dead storytelling, Stephenie Meyer is much, much richer than you. How does that make you feel?
Despite all the jokes about sparkly vampires and brain-dead storytelling, Stephenie Meyer is much, much richer than you. How does that make you feel?

Despite all the jokes about sparkly vampires and brain-dead storytelling, Stephenie Meyer is much, much richer than you. 

How does that make you feel? 

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  1. duncanpr reblogged this from keyboardsanddarkness
  2. keyboardsanddarkness reblogged this from litreactor and added:
    So. Anyone who knows me knows my loathing of Twilight. I’ve tried to read the first one twice, and both times I thought...
  3. ghostofbeans reblogged this from litreactor and added:
    It makes me feel awesome, because that means I’ll be super rich when I sell my book, too. Right? :D
  4. litflicker said: Pissed off. But then again, I’ve read proper literature like Thomas Hardy’s ‘Jude the Obscure’ and Samuel Beckett’s 'Waiting for Godot’…so I know that life is shit, universal justice is non-existent, and capitalism has killed us all.
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