i'm sorry i'm so sorry i know i'm just a "delusional lokius shipper" but loki nervously fixing up his hair and jacket, making himself look good, before approaching timeline mobius??? that was a real thing that happened? and he didn't bother doing it for anyone else lmaooo??? staring at mobius for-fucking-ever as he realises controlling where he wants to be is about who he wants to be with, rather than where, what or why??? and we have another visit to the time theatre coming up where they're both crying?? i'm doing great, guys. fantastic, even. 🤡
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in loving memory of jazatha christie. rip legend you didnt deserve to be betrayed by a group of people THIS stupid
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2024 reads / storygraph
A Tempest of Tea
first in a YA fantasy duology
follows a young immigrant woman in a fantasy Victorian city who runs a tearoom that doubles as an illegal bloodhouse for vampires at night
when their business is threatened, she gets a chance to save it by teaming up with her best friend, a rich girl with a talent for forgery, a vampire artist, and a mysterious city guard to do a heist to infiltrate high society and collect a logbook that may reveal the extent of the corruption in the city
fantasy city with a masked ruler, arthurian elements, themes of colonialism
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Reaper’s Creek is a requirment if you’re someone who likes bad books and is online. I usually keep to my obscure weird books, but I was very intrigued by the odd mystery of this very bad book. Onision is... bad (hot take), but when I read it I was very surprised I had a different take than I’d seen from other reviewers.
You see, Reaper’s Creek... um............ I think it’s more than just a youtuber imagining godlike powers and altering reality so he can kill god. I mean it is, man, it super is, but I think we might need to give Onision more credit. Ugh, sorry I typed that. But what if I told you the bizarre choices and immature view of the world in this book might not be because the author is weird, and might be because our lead is an 11 year old kid from an abusive home blindly given unlimited power? Yeah, the more I talk about it with commenters, the more I think we’ve all been wrong about Reaper’s Creek.
....or not, because well, it sucks ass. If the text is meant to be a slight horror, a story of a child unable to grow and given the gift to live out his every whim, it still is an utter failure. After all, if every person who reads the text misinterprets it as just a cringy self insert power trip, you have failed as an author. Also it’s just super poorly written in general, but I’m just talking narrative here
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it sucks living in a city where there are no faggots and the only gay scene takes place exclusively at night in clubs because i just have to hold out for pride every year. that's the only time i get to dress how i want. it's the only time i get to be a sick little freak. it's the only time i get to be surrounded by gays. i spend every other day just feeling weird and sad and very much not at home in my own body and there's only one day a year where it doesn't entirely feel like that
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Hm such an interesting looking book. How about, I, as somebody who doesn’t know a thing about Yuri, but does have an SI in queer representation, reads it as an introduction to the genre. I’m sure this won’t take me down any unexpected paths or rabbit holes or anything.
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ugh. it's so tedious when one of the main characters in a dating sim is just... not written to be likeable. i'm not talking about bastard love interests or enemies to lovers or etc. i'm talking about understanding what the narrative is trying to show me and it failing to make a character likeable enough to justify their behavior in the first chapters of the game. idk i love me an asshole. i love me an evil villain. i don't have the right words for this lol
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