Steph is a 2011 graduate of Gettysburg College (majored in history, minored in Civil War Era studies) and current graduate student at Pratt Institute (library science with a focus in Archival Studies) who loves baseball, anime, writing, drawing, Rogue Squadron, cars (and Top Gear), comedy (especially its history and, naturally, the British variety) and her cats and Old English Sheepdogs. Fond of Stanford even though she doesn't go there. Has Asperger's syndrome, a mild form of autism. Created the 30-Day Baseball Meme. One time she made a music video about Buster Keaton's love affair with trains. Since she's an archivist-in-training, she often preserves things on her own. See her scans here.
Author of the webcomic The Historians, the excuse to draw dead comedians called Comedian Heaven, and Londinium, a novel in the making set in 1863 London. Scriptwriter for the webcomic Home By Now, a story about time travel, music, history and general hijinks (meet the incredible artist here!).
Very occasionally posts about herself when she's not posting about baseball, dead people, Top Gear or her pets.
We’re airing Season 2 of James May’s Man Lab starting Monday, April 15 at 10/9c on BBC America
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social justice blogger leaves the house
WHAT WHY WOULD YOU CALL THE COPS ON JAMES MAY WHAT’S WRONG WITH YOU
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I know all this thanks to Steph! :D
I corrupt everybody I know into watching Top Gear.
GET ME OFF JIBJAB
Aaaand Charleston. Hooray!
IT’S THE 80S~!
Hip Hop. No, I don’t know what Jezza is doing in front of that sled either.
Like Soul Train, but with elves. And Top Gear.
Here’s the original. Four more versions to come, so hold tight!
(Yes, I paid money to keep these forever. I know.)
This is exactly why I should not be allowed to access the internet.
This is a horrible webcam photo, but I’m wearing my James May sweater today (which I found at Burlington Coat Factory last night) and it makes me feel smarter (but not particularly fast).
