John Green’s talk at the National Book Festival
Hey! PEOPLE!
I’m going to be bussing around the Text portions of Omegle because I’m exhausted and in pain. My tags are John Green, Hank Green, Nerdfighters, Nerdfighteria, DFTBA, Doctor Who, Harry Potter, Sherlock, Misfits, Avengers, Pokemon, Supernatural, and Tumblr.
I will most likely greet with Ahoyhoy, and if you greet me with the secret word, (Mouse over “Secret Word” to know the Secret Word.) I may follow you back! Also, funtime conversations!
Allons-y!
(hope it’s okay that I screencapped this because I really really like your response in a way that is probably only just platonic and Tumblr doesn’t allow for ask replies to be reblogged)
This is by far the most prominent reason why John Green deserves the success he has achieved in the literary world, in my opinion. There are a ton of other reasons, of course, but this response is so important.
John is unlike so many Young Adult authors that I’ve read- and I’ve read a freaking TON of YA- because he never, ever, under any circumstances, talks down to his readers. John’s books are thought-provoking in a way that changes your point of view and makes you consider things you had never given much thought to prior to picking up one of his books.
John’s books aren’t written for people who are *almost* adults, nor are they written for people who are *almost* capable of having deep, mature thoughts, nor are they written for people who are *almost* capable of recognizing the importance of what they are reading, the deeper meaning beneath it all.
On the contrary, his books are some of the most rich, well-developed, and intelligent books I have ever had the fortune to pick up. They leave me wanting more, not only because the plots are intriguing and the characters are lovable, but because I feel like there is so much more to be explored when I finish one of his novels. The stories John tells may only scratch the surface of what we are capable of discovering about ourselves and the world around us, but already they go far deeper than almost any literature I have yet to discover. And they do all this while managing to captivate me despite the ever-present distractions of everyday life, teenage or otherwise.
In short… I really appreciate the way John Green never fails to expect more from his readers. More comprehension, more thought, more understanding.
Thank you, John.
I will now proceed to make this awkward by including a lovely gif of you

I might have found the next best ‘In your pants’ joke for nerdfighteria…
Still Stripping
After 25 years
In your pants
I'm going to see if I can get the t-shirts for the DC Nerdfighters printed eventually. If you're interested, please fill out this order form.
it was designed by the lovely Thomas, who also did the NFONY shirt.

My tFioS copy is not only Hanklerfished, but it is also Adorabled (which is what I’m calling the addition of adorable baby Henry Elmo stickers that are adorable.)
Waiting to read until my roommate gets her copy, but damn. This is an awesome day.
The Fault in Our Shipment
This.
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Ahoyhoy! My name's Sam, I'm 19, and a Nerdfighter of the Greater DC Area. And I thank you for taking time out of your busy procrastination to visit me here. Be warned, though. I will actually have some serious content on this site.
Sometimes.
I am a human, an actor, an atheist, a Nerdfighter, a bibliophile, and above all, I am a Harry Potter fan. It may seem strange, but I delved into it at a young age, and I was hooked.
I like Pokémon, I like basically all books, though there are a few I wouldn't even touch with a hundred-foot pole, and I am a pretty open guy. There's really nothing that can be said to shock me, either.
Nerdfighteria is a completely different topic. It creates a community. Hell, I've become close with a ton of these people over the course of a week. Some of us spent nearly three days straight together.
It's an amazing thing to be a part of. John and Hank Green are fantastical people.
I am also in an incredible amount of other fandoms, so you should probably ask me about those, too. They feature such prominent titles as Homestuck, Doctor Who, Supernatural, and a menagerie of others.
