snowflake challenge #6 - make a wishlist

[resnullius_bells]

I did number 5 a few days ago(comenting and introducing myself to new people. Though since I'm new here, I guess I'd done that since I started). So here's my wishlist!

• I said this already, but I would love to get book recs. I love gothic novels and trashy romance novels more than anything. Horror, fantasy, historical fiction and sci-fi are my favourite genres (contemporary and "grounded" mundane stories are very much not my thing). Preferably with female protagonists and ideally with wlw romances. And I tend to steer clear of YA -the narration's style irks me.

• I love fanart. Pretty art in general. I have trouble drawing a straight line with a ruler, so I'm mesmerized by the artistic talent out there. I would love it if anyone ever gave me a drawing as a gift; if they drew something for one of the fics that I hope to soon start publishing, I might even faint.

• LBR, I'd love any kind of fanwork as a gift.

• Wonder Woman related stuff. Recs, fanworks, links to cute merch, anything. On that vein, if someone wrote/drew/etc. Diana/Poison Ivy for me, I'd give them my firstborn.

• Meeting one other person that watches Legacies (and is into Josie/Lizzie, but I know that's a hard one xDD).

Comments

[lee_bella]

Have you read "The Thirteenth Tale" by Diane Setterfield? It's one of the better and more recent gothic novels out there. Also, I would recommend anything by Tanith Lee. She'd written horror, fantasy and a very weird sort of sci-fi, and her prose was very evocative. She'd also written a few wlw stories under the name Esther Garber.

[undeadrobins]

Have you read The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet by Becky Chambers? It's sci-fi, with wonderful found family, main viewpoint character is female, and has an absolutely beautiful wlw romance.

[resnullius_bells]

No, I hadn't heard of it. It sounds interesting, I'll put it on the list. And I looked up Tanith Lee and saw a collection of novellas as Esther Garber that sounds interesting, and like a good way to get to know her work.

Thanks for the recs ^^

[resnullius_bells]

I hadn't, but it's sounds exactly like my cup of tea. Thank you for the rec!

[marginaliana]

Since you like horror and female protagonists, I'd love to rec you Jeff Vandermeer's Annihilation series. It's the kind of horror that's weird and psychological and there's a lot to dig your teeth into.

[resnullius_bells]

I've been meaning to check those out, thanks for the reminder!