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lgbtqreads · 9 months

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hi!! i know this has beeb asked before but not for a while and I thought there might be some releases since then, so : any Queer High Fantasy? I've been recommended Priory of the Orange Tree before. Thank you!!

Not sure when the last time was but here’s what’s currently on my radar! (You can also find these here, and an asterisk means it’s not out yet: https://lgbtqreads.com/sff/spec-fic-by-subgenre/) I bolded some of the ones that are newer or coming out in the next few months.

*Splinter & Ash by Marieke Nijkamp – NB

Sir Callie by Esme Symes-Smith – NB

Female Protags

The Winter Duke by Claire Eliza Bartlett

The Never Tilting World by Rin Chupeco – L

Queen of Coin and Whispers by Helen Corcoran

Of Fire and Stars by Audrey Coulthurst – L,B

Inkmistress by Audrey Coulthurst – B

The Impostor Queen by Sarah Fine – B

Noble Falling and Noble Persuasion by Sara Gaines

Rule by Ellen Goodlett

Havenfall by Sara Holland

*Hearts Forged in Dragon Fire by Erica Hollis

The Afterward by EK Johnston

Empirium by Claire Legrand – B

Belle Révolte by Linsey Miller – BA

These Feathered Flames by Alexandra Overy

The Midnight Lie by Marie Rutkoski

It Ends in Fire by Andrew Shvarts

Beneath the Citadel by Destiny Soria – B, A

The Third Daughter and The Second Son by Adrienne Tooley

Shatter the Sky by Rebecca Kim Wells – B

The Thousand Names by Django Wexler

Male Protags

Cloaked in Shadow by Ben Alderson

The Runebinder Chronicles by Alex R. Kahler

Skybound by Alex London

So This is Ever After by F.T. Lukens

Beneath the Citadel by Destiny Soria

The Sunbearer Trials by Aiden Thomas – T

Non-Binary Protags

Spell Bound by FT Lukens

Mask of Shadows by Linsey Miller – GF

*A Hundred Vicious Turns by Lee Paige O’Brien

Adult

Female Protags

A Broken Blade by Melissa Blair

Tales of Inthya by Effie Calvin

The Vanished Queen by Lisbeth Campbell

Rook & Rose by M.A. Carrick

The Night and its Moon by Piper CJ

The Unbroken by C.L. Clark

*Warmongers by C.L. Clark

The Gardener’s Hand by Felicia Davin

*The Water Outlaws by S.L. Huang

Dragonfall by L.R. Lam

The Unspoken Name by A.K. Larkwood

The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon

From Under the Mountain by C.M. Spivey

The Drowning Empire by Andrea Stewart (Amz)

The Jasmine Throne by Tasha Suri

Malice by Heather Walter

When Women Were Warriors series by Catherine M. Wilson

Male Protags

Kirith Kirin by Jim Grimsley

The Cadeleonian series by Ginn Hale

Tales From Verania by T.J. Klune

A Chorus of Dragons by Jenn Lyons

The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon

*Dark Moon, Shallow Sea by David R. Slayton

Stagsblood Trilogy by Gideon E. Wood

Genderqueer Protags

*The Water Outlaws by S.L. Huang

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battyaboutbooksreviews · 7 months

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🦇 Young Adult Books for Latin and Hispanic Heritage Month 🦇

📚 It's the beginning of Latin & Hispanic Heritage Month, and I hardly know where to begin! Here are just a FEW of the amazing stories written by Latin and Hispanic authors to read in celebration of the culture!

✨ I am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter by Erika L. Sánchez ✨ Running by Natalia Sylvester ✨ It's All Love by Jenna Ortega ✨ Finding Miracles by Julia Alvarez ✨ Suncatcher by Jose Pimienta ✨ Ander and Santi Were Here by Jonny Garza Villa ✨ Ballad & Dagger by Daniel José Older ✨ Mexican White boy by Matt de la Peña ✨ Furia by Yamile Saied Méndez ✨ Fire With Fire by Destiny Soria ✨ You Don't Have a Shot by Racquel Marie ✨ Wings in the Wild by Margarita Engle ✨ Venom & Vow by Anna-Marie McLemore ✨ We Are Not From Here by Jenny Torres Sanchez ✨ The Turning Pointe by Lauren Yero ✨ Under This Forgetful Sky by Vanessa L. Torres ✨ A Tall Dark Trouble by Vanessa Montalban ✨ This is Why They Hate Us by Aaron H. Aceves ✨ Secret of the Moon Conch by David Bowles and Guadalupe García McCall ✨ Rubi Ramos's Recipe for Success by Jessica Parra ✨ Once Upon a Quinceañera by Monica Gomez-Hira ✨ Last Sunrise in Eterna by Amparo Ortiz ✨ No Filter and Other Lies by Crystal Maldonado ✨ Clap When You Land by Elizabeth Acevedo ✨ Juliet Takes a Breath by Gabby Rivera ✨ The Luis Ortega Survival Club by Sonora Reyes ✨ The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo ✨ Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas

#young adult books #young adult fiction #books #book recommendation #book lovers #batty about books #battyaboutbooks

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feferika · 2 years

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No one asked this, but here is an analysis of one of my favorite One Piece arcs strictly from a literature and film fanatic standpoint...

PART ONE: TRILLER BARK

Thriller Bark is the first favorite! Because it shows some of the unknown literary prowess of Oda sensei that many people probably would overlook (simply from it being so obscure with the references).

Now, the first obvious reference that this arc brings up is Frankenstein by Mary Shelley.

We know just from a glance that all of these monsters are not quite what they seem from their stitched up appearances. Unlike the stereotypical take on Frankenstein’s monster of the bolts and thunder, we have the truly gruesome amalgamations and chimera-esc creatures truly rising up to greet us.

While these creatures are very comical in appearance, there are also extremely horrific looking moments with them.

Much like Victor Frankenstein, Hogback and Moria do not truly comprehend how their monsters can affect other people. Entire lives are being uprooted for the sake of these monsters that are mutilated for the sake of science and their own personal goals.

We see some of this through the unhinged use of Cindry’s creation which very much mimics the Bride of Frankenstein’s story in many ways.

While she is not solely created for the same purposes as the Bride of Frankenstein, she is still created for the sole desire of another person.

Her disjointed personality shines through in her actions that are very disparate from the original person. Simply put, they are not the same person at all despite having the same appearance. The entire essence of the original Cindry is lost in this creation and becomes a purely physical satisfaction.

These are also highly comparable to the 1932 film White Zombie for the smitten notions and the morally unacceptable actions of the lead character who sought to empower the women for his own. Which is also where we possible gain Cindry’s overall design from.

While many of the overall aesthetic of the arc is reflective of stories like Dracula by Bram Stoker and its many iterations in media, it is also fair to say it is overall taken from inspiration of all of the classic monster films and their aesthetics.

The Post-Thriller Bark moments with Dracule Mihawk, Perona, and Zoro merely expand upon this notion and further solidifies these references

For heaven’s sake, his name is basically Dracula! Anyways, I digress...

Now, let’s take a step back for a moment and analyze Hogback’s name for a moment. Hogback is a geographical term to signify an odd strata formation generally in mountains.

The name was probably chosen for the rough and jagged appearance, much like the person and his creations. Since these formations look much like the stitching of the creations, I find it a very fulfilling name for our doctor.

So, what about Gecko Moria’s name? What makes his name so unique?

Well, many of us who have seen the Lord of the Rings may remember a place called the “Mines of Moria.” However, many of us may not be aware of the origin of the name Moria itself.

So, J.R.R. Tolkien was a fan of many older forms of literature and is known for his work in transcribing many words for the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) from older forms of English that we would not be privy to today without his and others’ efforts.

One of the literary works that Tolkien took inspiration from was a Norwegian story called Soria Moria Castle (or Soria Moria slott). Now, I have read this story before and I absolutely adore it, but many of us may have never read it. So, I will briefly explain it.

The main character, Halvor, is a good for nothing son who longed for something else in life. He was led astray by a man to set out at sea and is LOST. He gets off his boat and finds a castle.

Hmm. Strange. I think I remember Luffy and the Strawhat crew getting lost at sea and stumbling upon a mysterious castle through the ghost and fog.

Anyways, many things happen as Halvor is in this mysterious castle.

First, Halvor is warned about a three headed troll living on this land.

Second, Halvor is asked to wield a sword.

Third, a marriage deal is offered to Halvor with multiple women involved.

Fourth, there is a time where the parents of Halvor find their own son unrecognizable until a series of events later.

The story continues with more series of events with weddings and travel using magic, but what is important is that many other elements of the story shine through in this One Piece arc.

So, while many can chalk this arc up as being purely classic monster aesthetic, there is clearly more going on here than we first realized.

So, now we know why the name Moria is relevant. But what about Gecko?

In Japanese, Gecko means “Moonlight.” Which that alone feels fitting for a man that revels in the shadows for his malicious intentions.

Now, it would be folly of me to chalk all of these references up to solely one Norwegian folktale since many of these comparisons can be shared with the story The Island of Doctor Moreau by H. G. Wells.

This is a story of a shipwrecked man who details the actions of the doctor on the island who creates human hybrid amalgamations using animals.

Many of the animal amalgamations mentioned in the story are also featured in this comic itself. For instance, the character recounts how he looked upon creatures that resembled “swine” much like our beloved Lola’s monster form. There is also mention of an ape-man, rabbits, sloth-creatures, hyena-man, etc...

BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY! He mentions a leopard-man! Even a puma-man!

HE ALSO MENTIONS... DARE I SAY IT... DOG-MAN!

Anyways, it’s mostly about the animal-human hybrids. That’s what you need to gather from that story.

So, what about some of the other characters? Ones like our precious Ghost Princess Perona?

Well, there is no REAL evidence to what she is in reference to other than the idea of ghosts, poltergeists, and spirits often being entities that mock and toy with others. For instance, most western depictions of ghosts like the three bullies in Casper or some of the small-fry ghosts in GhostBusters.

I like to think of Perona’s ghosts as more of an Inkwell Era reference.

Which is also what I pertain to most of Brook’s enchanting humor. So, think cartoons like Betty Boop and you have the general idea of what I’m talking about.

Perona is also very characteristic of the idea of women who reside over the horror media and truly reign on it. We’re talking Elvira, Vampira, Morticia Addams, etc... Horror Queens to put it simply.

But this neglects some of the later iterations known as Scream Queens which over the years have gathered a more gothic punk aesthetic such as in The Return of the Living-Dead, Underworld, or even in REPO! The Genetic Opera...

So, yes. Plenty of horror aesthetic. Which is why we are hounded by zombies and can laugh throughout the entire arc. Since, that’s what classic horrors and cheesy modern horrors are all about.

Of course, Perona’s style itself is more reminiscent of Gothic Lolita culture, but I doubt any of you need little ole ME to point that out.

Why, we have grown up with that representation in many other forms over the years in anime anyways.

It would be odder if Oda sensei DIDN’T touch upon such a cultural iconic look.

So, yes. Perona is great and I adore her. But there are more characters to talk about! Like Brook! Who I have mentioned at least twice now!

Why the name? Why the violin? Why the gentleman look? Why anything?

First, I would like to point out that a brook is a small stream. Streams are known for a multitude of meaning, such as a stream of music flowing or a stream of silly words... Brook is a skeleton man with the power of BOTH and he has a flowing way of working with his soul.

So, then there is the gentleman look. He is specifically supposed to be a man of the past and look contrarian to the people of the present. Giving him a classic gentleman look carries this effect out perfectly and further exemplifies the classic horror setting of this arc.

So, what about the violin? Violins are one of the most performed classic instruments for horror stories but also for uplifting songs because of the varied range it has for musical prowess. Plus it’s an instrument that is easy to carry around and has a long lineage of usage. Perfect for a gentleman who has been around for a long time.

Brook’s introduction brought about plenty of classic tips of the hat to how to ward off evil spirits in a multitude of cultures.

Salt is often used for repelling a variety of supernatural beings, as well as being an ill-omen when spilled.

Crosses are generally used to ward off spirits of “unholy origins” like vampires and demons. Creatures that are created against God.

Garlic is used to ward of vampires.

Omamori (amulets) are used to ward off bad omens and offer protection.

Juzu (prayer beads) and others are used to prayer for resolution to suffering.

We also see glimpses of Ofuda (slips of paper) from Usopp like this one...

The Nobori (vertical flag) that Usopp carries says “悪霊退散/akuryou taisan” which essentially means “evil spirit/demon dispersal”

Usopp and Chopper in general have a very Van Helsing appearance to hunt/ward off the monsters. Van Helsing being the Dutch monster hunter from Dracula... Anyways!

This story arc would not be complete without discussing our dear Kuma. The man with many a shrouded mystery around him and even some analysis on him that I have which may delve even further than Thriller Bark. So, at this point if you are not caught up beyond Thriller Bark, then I would stop reading from this point on...

So, yes, Kuma. The bear symbolism is all there, I do not need to cover that part. What I do what to cover though is the other part of his name. Bartholomew is a name with a multitude of meaning in this story.

We all know that Oda sensei is very clever in his usage of historical pirate names throughout the comic in a variety of means. Bartholomew is no exception in this regard. Bartholomew "Black Bart" Roberts is the pirate figure that Kuma borrows a name from and that is where the similarities between the two ends.

Instead of taking on a particular personage after the pirate, instead his imagery is more similar to one of the Apostles of God.

We know this from Kuma’s very upstanding way of talking and acting, as well as his manner of carrying around a Bible (which has multiple variants throughout the series and is an arguable discussion).

However, I would like to propose that many of the actions that occur with, around, by Kuma, etc... Are all also very synonymous with legends about the Apostle of God himself.

For instance, his physical appearance is reflective of the common depictions of Bartholomew the Apostle as a man with dark skin and curly hair. He is also a person known for being skinned alive and beheaded for his death sentence.

I believe it is also no coincidence that the cross-esc symbol is a reference to this comparison. Even the way his ability works appears like one who is warding off evil.

One could say he’s... hands on...

Anyways! I love this arc and I really hope that other people like my analysis of it and have their own thoughts to share. I do acknowledge that much of my analysis could be my own opinions and not the truth, since most of this is not confirmed by Oda sensei himself. But! I still think it is worth sharing and worth talking about because that’s what literature is all about! Talking and discussing and making your own takeaways from it!

So, try not to be horrified by my... lengthy amount of words and pictures here...

Stay tuned for PART TWO!!!!!!!!!!!!

#one piece #thriller bark #analysis #im sorry but also not sorry #spoilers #for some people who might be newer to the series

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refabled · 6 months

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WEB WEAVES : how to be human.

strange the dreamer (laini taylor) / soracities on tumblr / heavy (mary oliver) / youth (glass animals) / pasión (francisco soria) /a little devil in america (hanif abdurraqib) / free (florence welch)

#my edits #･ﾟ . 𝘐 𝘸𝘪𝘴𝘩 𝘮𝘺 𝘴𝘱𝘪𝘯𝘦 𝘸𝘦𝘳𝘦 𝘢 𝘴𝘸𝘰𝘳𝘥 𓆱 study.

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ivanreycristo · 1 year

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VIRGINIA MAESTRO.. Hablando de TORMENTA O TRAGEDIA.. el ultimo cumple de mi padre 07-07-2017 q lo celebramos en restaurant J5 en la antigua CRUZ DE LOS CAIDOS (monumento x la guerra civil q retiraron en los 80 en el Cruce de calle ALCALA con ARTURO SORIA y GARCIA NOBLEJAS).. entrando él con su 2da mujer (con la q vivia en un chalet del 1er matrimonio de ella en c/ RELOJ en BRUNETE cuyo AYUNTA-MIENTO se incendio pues mi padre se volvio a casar y se fue a vivir ahi tras el ICTUS q le dio en MIAMI y al año de morir tras heredar 1 millon de € o en 2019 tuvo un accidente contra un BUS escolar de FRENTE cosa q fue noticia pues la llevaron en Helicoptero al Hospital LA PAZ.. y no se mas)..x la puerta de ATRAS o frente al cafe LA CRUZ q esta bajo el pub Irlandes IRISH CORNER (donde estuve con RAMON VALLE-INCLAN y CASANDRA SAINTE-MARIE DEL AGUA viendo grabacion del CLUB DE LA COMEDIA del PARAMOUNT CHANNEL y cuando CASANDRA se fue al baño me dijo RAMON q le hiciera el favor de despedirme de ella q se la queria volver a enrollar como al parecer hizo cuando vieron solos la peli 300 en el cine EL CID CAMPEADOR tras verla los 3 juntos y decirme RAMON q sino me importaba q intentara liarsela xq era muy amiga mia y la llevaba a su casa tras el CURSO de PARADOS q haciamos y le dije q se lo preguntara a su novio escritor aunque siendo RAMON 20 años me parecia algo q iba acabar mal y asi fue xq tras estar los 3 juntos comiendo el Dia del Trabajador de 2007 en TUREGANO donde la MADRE de miguel BOSE puso un museo sobre Angeles que quebro.. me llamo CASANDRA para decirme q RAMON se habia enfadado xq le dijo q preferia seguir con su novio y que no ibamos a salir mas con él o con los 3 juntos x lo q solo me invitaba a mi a su 20 cumple el 24-5-07 para ver el Estreno de LOS PIRATAS DEL CARIBE: EN EL FIN DEL MUNDO en los cines MORA-SOL.. y esa fue la ultima vez q la vi hasta q me la reencontre trabajando en la tienda del REAL MADRID del estadio BERNABEU tras fotografiarme ese 7-5-13 con Cliford LUYK a CONTRA-LUZ y cuyo malogrado hijo SERGIO LUYK q tambien jugo en REAL MADRID BASKET tras los TORMENTA ROJA de la UNIVERSIDAD de ST JOHN sita en Pkway UTOPIA, QUEENS, NY.. me presentaron en sala ROJA O VIP de la disco AVE NOX donde tenia una barra alquilada con una camarera llamada LIBIA, hacia de DJ y me dijo q tras retirarse del Basket donde tambien jugo en el FORUM FILATELICO q luego se convirtio en una ESTAFA PIRAMIDAL a cientos de miles de ahorradores atraida x el equipo de BASKET y sus grandes fichajes como SABONIS u OSCAR SMICHDT.. Se dedicaba a negociar con DI-AMANTES).. cayo un TREMENDO DILUVIO x el q una tal MANZANIS dijo MADRID SE INUNDA. AMEN #APOCALIPSIS #NOW

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children-of-epiales · 2 years

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Original Character(s) Name Meanings

Tagged by: @lethal-justice

VERY LONG post below! Pls enjoy

☠️ Evangeline Lorena “Nemesis” Soriano-Fuentes

Evangeline: An English name with Greek origins, meaning “good news” in Greek.

- This name was given to her by her mother, Araceli, who thought it would be fitting because the name sounded similar to the word “evangelical” and Araceli’s own name is an epithet of the Virgin Mary.

Why? In all honesty, I wanted to give her a name that was “old fashioned” or sounded like such a name, that also has a definition that has a sort of irony to it (if that’s appropriate for Evangeline’s case) because for a decent part of her life, she feels like she’s no good and that everyone views her as something bad until she creates Nightmare and after she joins Rainbow. That’s when Evangeline starts to feel like her presence is actually good in any way.

Lorena: the Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Romanian form of Lorraine, which is a region of France named after the Frankish king Lothar.

Why? I wanted to give both Evangeline and her sister names that matched, so both of their first names are English and they have Hispanic middle names

Nemesis: this name has relation to the Greek word némein, which means “to give what is due”; this is also the name of the Greek goddess of retribution (vengeance), or to enact retribution against mortals who disrespect the gods. or who give in to hubris.

- Evangeline chose this name for herself; she was never really into mythology, but knew a couple of people in college who were, or at least were into history and dabbled in studying mythology. Later on, while everyone was deciding what nicknames they would go by, Evangeline looked into the Greek goddess and thought it was appropriate she go by the same name. She did not plan on representing justice or anything close, because “justice” is an uneasy topic for Evangeline.

Why? I’ve been working on different versions of Nightmare for a while. Evangeline’s callsign was always going to be Nemesis, but the early version of her was different than this version; I am a fan of the characteristic of taking matters into one’s own hands and changing the world themself for one reason or another. The early version of Nemesis put up a facade of being “vengeance become human” (or something like that).

Soriano: a Spanish surname meaning “one from the city of Soria”. Soria is a city in Spain.

Why? Knowing the Spanish colonized the Philippines for so long, this seemed like a situation where Evangeline’s maternal side of the family would try to find and keep their ties to their Filipino heritage, despite having ties to Spanish culture. Evangeline herself would do anything to show how proud she is to be Filipina and never fail to remind someone who wanted to say otherwise.

Fuentes: a Spanish surname meaning “fountains”

Why? I actually tried to look for a Hispanic surname that was at least a little common in the Dominican Republic, but this name appears to be used more by Hispanic people in general rather than just the Spanish, so it’s what I went with

☀️Augustin “Soleil” Chaillou Jr.

Augustin: French, Romanian, Czech, and German form of Augustinus, a version of the Roman name Augustus, which means “exalted, venerable”. This name was given to the first Roman emperor (Ceasar Augustus, also known as Octavian).

- Augustin was named after his father; his mother agreed with this, personally liking the sound of the name herself and thinking giving her only child such a name would be very fitting

Why? When I chose this name, it wasn’t to give Augustin any sort of air of superiority but because of his character; I like to think that, as an emperor or a leader of some sort, he would do well in the position due to having such a good character

Soleil: Soleil is French for “the sun” or “sun” by itself

- Augustin gives off the same radiance and light as the sun when he is happy, his family call him Solèy, which is Creole for “sun”, so he chose to use a different version of the word to be addressed by in Nightmare

Why? I wanted to give one of my ocs a callsign similar to Montagne or Dokkaebi, that actually connects with their character, skill, etc.

Challiou: I actually couldn’t find a definition for this name? Sorry about that!

Why? Despite the lack of definition for the name, I chose it because a French scientist with a name similar to Augustin’s bears the same surname

👻Rouen Hera “Reaper” Blake

Rouen: the city of Rouen in Normandy, France

- There’s a small “tradition” on Rouen’s paternal side of the family, agreed on by her parents and her paternal aunts, that resulted in her, her older sister, and one of their cousins being named after the capitals of some countries (continents, islands, etc). Her paternal mother, Marigot, wasn’t named for the capital of St. Martin, but she found it endearing that her kids would do that for her. The city of Rouen was specifically chosen for her because that’s where her parents met.

Why? I wanted there to be a small tradition for one or two of my ocs’ families, I think they’re rather cute (when they’re harmless), and I wanted there to be some sort of signs of love

Hera: actual meaning unknown, but possibly connected to the word haireo, which means “to be chosen”. Hera is the Greek goddess of marriage and women, and the protector of women in childbirth.

Why? I guess you could say Rouen is a different version of the goddess, to her love (any kind that is requited) is something sacred (for lack of a better word, she’s not religious) and she believes those who cheat don’t deserve second chances. She can be forgiving, but it’s difficult for her when she’s angry.

Reaper: no definition; exactly related to the Grim Reaper, which is either a spirit or creature that causes a human to die by taking their soul, or a spirit that escorts a human soul to the afterlife once they’ve died.

- There is irony in this, since Rouen is a doctor; she didn’t chose, it was actually given to her by Evangeline, who thought it was appropriate since Rouen put so much effort into making herself, within Nightmare, a being that brings out fear and is inevitable. It did rub her the wrong way at first, but Rouen grew to like the callsign over time

Why? Majority of my ocs are inspired by something, if there isn’t some inspiration in their character development; Rouen is inspired by a few things, but the connection is being inevitable, which gives off the same air as Nemesis-that those being punished will suffer for what they’ve done

Blake: a variant of Black, an English surname with Old English origins, meaning “black” or “pale”

Why? Odd as this may sound, I wanted to give one of my ocs a first and surname with either the same number of letters or an even or odd number of letters; without her middle name, Reaper’s name is 10 letters, and with it, her name has 14 letters

🎨Sorina-Ileana Leyre “Frică” Huerta

Sorina: Romanian, the feminine version of Sorin, which is possibly derived from the Romanian word meaning “sun”

Why? Sorina’s family, to me, is the typical family where they’re having a little boy who would be a strong and charming gentleman one day, so Sorina would be their little princess until she became a lovely, well-mannered young woman; to me this name sort of gives off that energy

Ileana: possibly a Romanian variant of the name Elena, which is a version of Helen in various languages

- Sorina’s father gave this to her as a second name after she was born and her mother passed away, but only once has it ever been used and the person who said it was scolded by Sorina’s father

Why? I suppose, because of it’s definition, the name is an alternative to Helen, whom was a princess of Troy (assuming the story of Helena and Paris is well-known); the only way Sorina remembers her mother is through stories told by other members of the family and pictures of her, the way Sorina’s father described her mother made her sound like a princess of some sort, when Sorina was younger

Frică: the Romanian word for “fear”

- Sorina chose this name, it comes from years of either being treated like she was less than human or nothing, being hurt, and not being taken seriously by even her own family

Why? This is another personification situation, I suppose all of Nightmare’s callsigns really means them personifying something (a deity, character, etc.) and for Sorina, it’s fear that she wants to personify-not that she doesn’t feel it, but she doesn’t run away from her fear. She embraces it and knows there are others who haven’t, she has no issue using it against them.

#tag game #thank you Ice!#pardon my use of a million semi-colons

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guagomez · 2 months

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*Diputados de UxP desafían a Milei: quieren convertir en Ley el proyecto "Compra sin IVA"*

_La iniciativa retoma las características del programa implementado por el ex ministro de Economía de la Nación, Sergio Massa.

Actualmente es impulsado por la diputada bonaerense Victoria Tolosa Paz y lleva la firma de 33 legisladores de 13 provincias._

Un nutrido grupo de diputadas y diputados de Unión por la Patria presentó ayer en el Congreso Nacional un proyecto de Ley destinado a implementar el programa “Compra sin IVA” como política de Estado, con el objeto de reducir la carga impositiva que recae sobre los bienes de la Canasta Básica Alimentaria (CBA). De esta forma, se busca alivianar el impacto de la crisis en la economía de las familias y reactivar el consumo minorista en todo el país.

La presentación se produce tras conocerse el dato del desplome del salario real del 13,1% y el incremento del 30,1% de la CBA en el mes de diciembre. En la misma línea, cayó el consumo minorista 28,5% según la Confederación Argentina de la Mediana Empresa (CAME) y los jubilados perdieron el 32,5% interanual según los datos de la Oficina de Presupuesto del Congreso (OPC).

El proyecto de Ley retoma las características del programa implementado durante el año pasado por iniciativa del ex ministro de Economía de la Nación, Sergio Massa, que estuvo vigente hasta diciembre del 2023.

Siguiendo esta línea, el proyecto está dirigido a trabajadores en relación de dependencia, jubilados y pensionados que perciban hasta 6 SMVM; pequeños contribuyentes inscriptos en el Régimen Simplificado; trabajadoras y trabajadores de casas particulares; titulares de la AUH, de la AUE, Potenciar Trabajo y Tarjeta Alimentar. En todos los casos, siempre que no tributen Ganancias, Bienes Personales o estén inscriptos como autónomos.

Para este segmento de la población, se preve la devolución del impuesto al valor agregado (IVA) de las compras realizadas cada mes, por un monto máximo equivalente al IVA contenido en una CBA para un hogar tipo 2. En el mes de enero, el INDEC registró el valor de la CBA de hogar tipo 2 en $240.679, por lo que, el reintegro sería de hasta $41.770.

*“En este contexto de suba inflacionaria y pérdida del poder adquisitivo, los argentinos y las argentinas necesitan que legislemos para darles soluciones. _“Compre Sin IVA”_ fue una medida impulsada por Sergio Massa que benefició a más de 18 millones de argentinos. Por eso, las diputadas y los diputados de UxP queremos que se convierta en ley”, explicó Tolosa Paz.*

Vale destacar, en un contexto de discusión entre los gobernadores y Javier Milei, que el proyecto de ley establece que: “El presente régimen será financiado con la partida presupuestaria asignada a tal efecto por la citada cartera ministerial (Ministerio de Economía), *no afectando la coparticipación federal”.*

Las y los diputados que rubricaron el proyecto de Ley junto a Tolosa Paz son: Julio Pereyra, Cecilia Moreau, Sergio Palazzo, Daniel Arroyo, Mónica Litza, Hugo Yasky, Daniel Gollán, Marcela Passo, Micaela Morán, Ramiro Gutiérrez, Roxana Monzón, Carlos Castagneto, Sabrina Selva, Santiago Cafiero y Leopoldo Moreau por la provincia de Buenos Aires; Juan Manuel Pedrini y María Luisa Chomiak por el Chaco; Eugenia Alianiello, de Chubut; Nancy Sand y Jorge Romero, de Corrientes; Ricardo Herrera y Gabriela Pedrali, por La Rioja; la mendocina Liliana Paponet; por Neuquén Tanya Bertoldi; Martín Soria, de Río Negro; el santacruceño Gustavo González; María Luisa Montoto y Estela Mary Neder, de Santiago del Estero; Ernesto Alí y Natalia Zabala Chacur, de San Luis, el sanjuanino Jorge Chica y la pampeana Varinia Lis Martín.

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Upcoming Book Releases (July 2023)

I mostly read YA, fantasy, and sci-fi, so that's predominately what this list will be made of. This is not an exhaustive list but rather a list of potential books to look out for.

Give Me a Sign by Anna Sortino

YA Contemporary Romance (keywords: summer camp, disability, coming of age)

Stars, Hide Your Fires by Jessica Mary Best

YA Science Fiction (keywords: space opera, lgbtq)

A Song of Salvation by Alechia Dow

YA Science Fiction (keywords: space opera, multicultural)

The Prince & the Apocalypse by Kara McDowell

YA Romance (keywords: end of the world, modern day prince, road trip)

Thief Liar Lady by D. L. Soria

Fantasy Romance (keywords: fairy tale, feminism, epic fantasy)

The Splinter in the Sky by Kemi Ashing-Giwa

Science Fiction (keywords: afrofuturism, lgbtq, space opera)

The Saint of Bright Doors by Vajra Chandrasekera

Fantasy (keywords: portal fantasy, bisexual, demigods)

The Carnivale of Curiosities by Aimee Gibbs

Historical Fantasy (keywords: circus, victorian london, gothic)

The Stars Are Dying by Chloe C. Pinaranda

Fantasy Romance (keywords: mythology, vampires, trials)

The Third Daughter by Adrienne Tooley

YA High Fantasy (lgbtq, slow burn, apothecary)

The Legacy of Yangchen by F. C. Yee (Chronicles of the Avatar #4)

YA High Fantasy (keywords: origin story, spirit world, prequel)

A Guide to the Dark by Meriam Metoui

YA Horror (keywords: suspense, paranormal, lgbtq)

Splintered Magic by L. L. McKinney (The Mirror #4)

YA Magical Realism (keywords: fairy tale, coming of age, siblings)

The King Is Dead by Benjamin Dean

YA Thriller (keywords: scandal, twins, lgbtq)

Immortal Longings by Chloe Gong (Flesh and False Gods #1)

High Fantasy (keywords: antony and cleopatra, deadly games, aapi)

Blade of Dream by Daniel Abraham (The Kithamar Trilogy #2)

High Fantasy (thieves, epic fantasy, adventure)

The Deep Sky by Yume Kitasei

Science Fiction Thriller (keywords: dystopian, space travel, feminism)

One of Us Is Back by Karen McManus (One of Us Is Lying #3)

YA Mystery (keywords: suspense, psychological thriller)

Bonesmith by Nicki Pau Preto (House of the Dead #1)

YA High Fantasy (keywords: necromancy, rival families, star-crossed)

Their Vicious Games by Joelle Wellington (Their Vicious Games #1)

YA Thriller (elite school, deadly games, bipoc)

The Legacies by Jessica Goodman

YA Mystery (keywords: murder mystery, friendship, suspense)

House of Roots and Ruin by Erin A. Craig (Sisters of the Salt #2)

YA Fantasy Thriller (keywords: creepy, romance, scary)

The Valkyrie's Shadow by Tiana Warner (The Helheim Prophecy #2)

YA Fantasy (keywords: norse gods, lesbian, reluctant allies)

Gryphon in Light by Mercedes Lackey and Larry Dixon (Kelvren's Saga #1)

High Fantasy (keywords: sword and sorcery, assassin, collection)

Light Bringer by Pierce Brown (Red Rising Saga #6)

Science Fiction (keywords: survival, mars, dystopia)

The Court War by Violette Malan (The Godstone #2)

Fantasy (keywords: military, alternate history, steampunk)

#books #upcoming releases #fantasy #sci fi #ya #thriller #mystery #romance #chronicles of the avatar #chloe gong #one of us is lying #red rising #mercedes lackey

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french forenames + female romanian forenames

Adale Adana Adandia Adelvane Adidana Adine Adraphel Adraptina Agandra Agaétia Agnèseta Aletana Alexana Alidomica Alier Aligis Alille Alisaméla Almana Almarmard Amichel Amona Amélia Améliana Anathaël Ancie Ancielyne Andie Andrégina Aniela Aniève Anpie Anpieria Anpiervé Antina Anueth Ançois Arelauria Arianie Ariola Arise Audel Audie Aulia Aulica Aulie Aulinate Aurazie Aureghis Auris Aurodina Baptine Basca Berierna Berna Berry Bette Brienne Brina Brinata Caliste Calude Camicas Carce Cargent Carlethie Cathélina Cecie Celle Chanca Chaël Cherna Chersicie Chlory Chriandia Chrichale Chrick Chriena Chrina Clana Claud Claula Clémine Clérilie Codie Codina Colarazie Conia Coniele Corel Crina Cyrin Cyrina Céata Cécie Cédra Cédérômed Célippe Célouisla Célène Dalmas Damiliana Danne Dannice Dançoina Daviamic Davichri Davicia Denic Denée Dersid Doine Dorgina Dorica Dorie Dovinèse Drine Drégo Dumicene Dylaurée Dylvica Ecale Echria Ecietrah Eclérôme Elaelydia Elvaligil Elyne Emichric Emina Emmadia Emmaxis Entin Essana Estisa Eufra Euguy Fabelyne Faberia Fabient Fabrie Fabriel Fabris Fanadia Flaudiana Flodia Flodorah Flore Flored Floren Florgaluc Florgine Floria Floris Florne Flouil Flouis Flouise Flouisèle Floïc Frada Fraguy Fralia Franda Fraptine Frégia Frélin Gabeno Gabette Gabrines Galberry Galeta Genée Geode Geodette Geodiel Geora Geore Georiand Georica Georine Gerred Gersimed Gestina Getina Ghené Ghinny Gilia Gitina Giula Gragnèse Grédérèse Gérèse Helinès Hellenne Hellerme Henne Herical Homarcel Homile Huger Hugore Huguta Hérès Inzie Irennica Irené Irgic Irgine Irgis Irèse Istielin Istise Istitrise Iulaul Iulistina Izabin Izane Jacque Jacquelia Jamen Jamoricia Janne Jannie Jeana Jeanate Jeance Jeand Jeandrie Jeane Jeannette Jeant Jeantiana Jeanuelle Jeançoine Jentis Jenzo Jocta Jonaurick Jonne Joser Josid Josidana Josinca Juliance Juliancel Julinne Julivia Juste Jérandra Jérichèle Jérènetia Karorine Lanny Laria Larie Larna Laudic Laurélia Lavichel Lavioana Licathéo Lieta Limen Lorelivie Lorna Loémier Lucamené Lucarc Lucatalen Lucia Lucis Lumick Lumille Léance Madam Madel Madele Madiniena Magariste Magaéta Magnèse Maguisèle Maina Mainathie Maine Mairèse Mance Manne Mannie Manta Maraptine Marcechan Maren Margine Maric Marice Maricel Marick Marielice Maris Marislana Marna Marte Martrine Matria Matrica Matte Maxistia Micarick Mienée Milbelaud Minamica Minette Minia Mirette Monste Muela Muelaina Mélieline Mélique Mélouile Nifela Ocechaël Océcicin Odidia Olard Olina Olivin Pasca Pascala Patancam Pathéria Patra Patrina Patrite Pauderred Paudine Paumine Paumire Paurica Paurina Paurinic Paurodie Paurorne Pauré Phise Pierge Ramoham Renta Rette Robenie Rodelina Rogeort Rolia Rolie Romina Rorina Rosmie Rosévelle Rucierte Rédérènes Régilin Régina Régor Rélia Sabert Sabie Sabienta Sabieta Sabri Sabria Sabrucis Samihana Samélieca Simonne Sinne Smandina Smarce Smine Smire Smite Sonic Sophana Sophis Sored Soria Soric Steorgine Stinaden Stine Stophille Stéphana Suste Sustelle Sustineta Suzanue Sylarine Sylvidine Sébaphaël Séves Telippe Thert Thier Thileance Thille Thomica Thureana Thélia Thérana Thérie Vaine Vairgia Valea Valia Valique Valis Verie Vessa Viche Viergille Viette Vioancla Vione Willes Yandia Yanghenée Yantina Yvettert Yvone Élaude Élick Éliecilie Élimena Éline Élinia Élènette Émena Émica Émihana Érène Érèse Éverisèle Évethéo

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