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cloudberry-sims · 2 years

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1600-1700 names list

I been collecting names for my decades challenged and I decided to share it. It has a bunch of different names in alphabetical order.

Not 100% sure how accurate these names are as I’m not a historian , but I like them.

Some names are “nicknames” or a variation of the same name, like Faye is from Faith ,Orelia is from Aurelia and Sisely from Cecilia/Cecily.

Some names are Shakespearean , Puritan/Virtue names , American Colonial and perhaps a Arthurian here and there.

Female names:

Abigail

Adilene/Adeline

Adrian/Adrianne/Adriana

Afra

Agatha

Agnes

Alice

Aliena

Althea

Amanda

Amelia

Amie

Amity

Amphilis

Anastasia

Andrea

Anis

Annabell/Annabella

Anne/Anna/Annie

Anthea

Aphra

Aquila

Arabella

Artemisia

Audrey

Augusta

Aurelia

Aurinda

Aveline

Avis

Ayala

Azaria

Azoah

Barbara

Barsheba

Basilia

Beatrice/ Beatrix/Bettrys

Berenice/Bernesia/Bernessa

Bethsaby

Betty

Bianca

Blanch/Blanche

Blisse

Blythe

Bridget

Candace

Caroline

Cassandra

Catherine

Causeanger

Cecilia/Cecily/Cicely

Chantal

Charis

Charissima

Charity

Charlotte

Chloe

Christabella

Christian/Christina/Christiana

Clary

Clemencie/ Clemence/Clemency

Clorinda

Constance

Cornelia

Cressida

Cynthia

Deborah

Deodate

Desdemona

Desire

Dessorell

Diana

Dido

Dinah

Dionise/Denise

Dionyza

Divinity

Dolabella

Dolora

Dorcas

Dorothy/Dorothea

Easter

Ebotte

Edith

Edna

Edonie

Effemia

Eleanor

Elise

Elizabeth

Ellen

Ellois

Ely

Emilia

Emma

Eppie

Esther

Etheldreda

Eunice

Euphanie

Evadne

Eve/Eva

Faith

Fanny

Fanstine

Faye/Fay

Felicity/Felice

Florence

Fortune

Frances

Francisca

Fronia

Gartheride

Georgette

Georgine

Gillian

Gilot

Gonerill

Good

Grace

Grisell

Gwenhoivar

Hannah

Harriet

Haven

Helen/Helena

Henrietta

Hermione

Hester

Hezekiah

Honesty

Honor

Honoria

Hope

Humility

Ida

Idonea

Imogen

Irelee

Irene

Iris

Isabella/Isabel

Isolde

Iva

Ivette

Jacobina/Jacobine

Jane

Janikin

Jemima

Jennette/Jennet/Janet

Jeronomie

Joan

Joanna

Jocatta

Jocosa

Jonee

Joy

Joyanne

Joyce

Judith

Juliana/Julia/Juliet

Karissa

Katherine/Kathleen

Kezia/Keziah

Kitty/ Kitlyn

Kloe/Khloe

Koreen/Korinne

Laura

Lavinia

Leah

Leticia

Lettice

Love

Luce

Luciana

Lucretia

Lucy

Lydia/Lidia

Mable

Magdalen

Maggy

Magnolia

Margaret

Margery

Marian/Marion

Mariella

Marina

Martha

Mary

Matilda

Maud

Mercy

Mildred

Millicent

Milly/Millie

Mirabel

Miranda

Modesty

Monica

Muriel

Myra/Myrah

Naomi

Nazareth

Nell

Nerissa

Nola

Octavia

Odelle

Olivia

Ophelia

Orelia

Orinda

Pain

Patience

Pauline

Penelope

Perdita

Petronella

Philippa

Phillis

Phoebe

Pleasance

Primrose

Priscilla

Prudence

Rachel

Rawsone

Rebekah/Rebecca

Remember

Rhoda

Robin

Rosalind

Rosaline

Rosamond

Rosanna

Rose

Ruth

Samantha

Sarah

Saskia

Sebeliah

Selah

Selina

Silence

Silvia

Sisely

Sitha

Skyler

Sophia

Susanna

Sustillian

Sybil/Sibilla

Syntha

Tabitha

Tace

Tamar

Tamora

Temperance

Theodora

Theodorien

Theodosia

Thomasin/Thomasina/Thomasea

Timandra

Titania

Trinity

Trothe

Tryphena

Ursula

Valentine/Valentina

Valeria

Vecula

Venetia

Verely / Verily/Verity

Veronica

Viola/Violenta

Virgilia

Virginia

Virtue

Winifred

Wulfhild

Wybetha

Zelda

Zipporah

Male names:

Aaron

Abacuck

Abraham

Adam

Adlard

Adrian

Alan

Albert

Alexander

Alveredus

Ambrose

Anchor

Andrew

Annanias

Anthony

Archibald/Archbad

Archilai

Aristoteles

Arnold

Artemas

Arthur

Asa

Ashley

Atkinson

Augustine

Augustus

Austin

Bainbridge

Baldwin

Barnabas

Barnard

Bartell

Bartholomew

Bardolph

Basil

Bellingham

Benedict

Benjamin

Bennett

Bertram

Bevil

Blaise/Blais

Bradford

Brian

Cadwallader

Cesar

Charles/Charlys

Chadrick

Christian

Christopher

Chroferus/Chroseus

Ciriacus

Clement

Clifford

Conrad

Constant

Cornelius

Cosmo

Court

Cotton

Cromwell

Cuthbert

Cutlake

Cyrano

Daniel

Dary

David/Davide

Demes

Denton

Denys/Dionise

Didimus

Digory

Don

Drugo

Dudley

Ebenezer

Ebulus

Edric

Edi

Edmund

Edward

Edwin

Egedius

Eli

Elias

Ellis

Eloy

Emanuell/Emmanuel

Emericke

Emery

Emmett

Enoch

Erasmus

Ethan

Eustace

Evan

Everard

Ezrah

Fabian

Fairfax

Faustinus

Felix

Francis

Frank

Frederick

Fleance

Fulk

Gabraell/Gabrell/Gabriel

Galileo

Gamalie

Garmayne

Garnett

Gavan/Gawen

Gentile

Geoffrey

George

Gerlick

Gerrard

Gideon/Hedeon

Gilbert

Giles

Gillam

Gobind/Govind

Goodwell

Godfrey

Gottlieb

Goughe

Gregory

Grenville/Grevill

Griffin/Griffith

Guy

Hamond

Hannibal

Hansse

Harman

Harry

Harvard

Hector

Helegor

Henry

Hercules

Herrick

Hieronimus

Hiram

Hobbes

Holland

Howell

Hugh

Humphrey

Ilia

Ingram

Isaac

James

Jarret

Jasper

Jenkin

Jeremiah

Jeremy

Jerome

Jesse

John

Jonathan

Joos

Jordan

Joseph

Joshua

Josias

Justinian

Kaherdin

Karl/Karel

Kenelm/Kenhelm

Kip

Kolby

Lambert

Lancelot

Lawrence

Leonard

Lewis

Lucas

Lynoell/Lionel

Machutus

Manasses

Mark

Marmaduke

Martin/Marton

Matthew

Maurice/Morrice

Melchior

Meredith

Michael

Miles

Morgan

Moses

Nathaniel/Nathaniell/Nathan

Newton

Nicholas

Ninion

Nivinius

Noah/Noe

Noble

Octavius

Odnell

Oliver

Osmund

Ostyn

Oswin

Oswold

Ottewell

Owen

Paschall

Patreas

Paul

Pawll

Percivell/Pesevwell

Peter

Phillip

Pierce/Piers

Phineas

Prospero

Quince

Quinton

Quivier

Ralph

Randall

Randolph

Raphael

Rees

Reginald

Renold

Reyvell

Richard

Robert

Roger

Roland

Roman

Royal

Rymon

Salamon

Sampson

Samuel

Sander

Schuyler

Sebastian

Seraphim/Seraphimus

Septimus

Seth

Shadrick

Silvester

Simon

Simond

Stephen

Taz

Ted

Tedde

Thadeus

Theodosius

Thomas

Timothy

Titus/Tito

Tobias

Trenton/Trentin

Tristram

Tunstall

Turner

Ucentius

Umfray

Uswald

Valor

Valentine

Vandyke

Vaugn

Vernon

Victor

Vincent

Walter

Warham

Watkin

Wiggett

Wilfred

Willing

William

Wine

Wombell

Wymond

Zachary

Zephaniah

#name lis #sims name list #historical names

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knottheeonly · 3 years

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“I know a great deal about them, you know. I know a great deal more than I should. If it were up to the Lannisters, history would tell nothing of them at all. Nothing but they were traitors, same as my parents, same as I.”

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The Women of House Reyne - (pertaining to my au)

CEREDIN REYNE (nee Ambrose): Born to Lady Delith Ambrose (nee Dayne) and Lord Aubrey Ambrose, Blonde haired and violet eyed, Mother to 5, Sister to 2, Married to Lord Eddiyn Reyne. Declared as beautiful as any Targaryen, and quite alike an exotic rose. Married to improve the prospects of her family, and positioned a great many men of her house in positions of high regard. Far more influential than she would ever let on.

“Eyes like hers haunt even the bravest of men, and her fiery tongue does wither their souls. Only the heart of a lion stood a chance against a beauty such as hers.”

ELLYN REYNE: Daughter of Castemere, Born to Lady Ceredin Reyne (nee Ambrose) and Lord Eddiyn Reyne. Blonde haired and lilac eyed, Sister to 2, Mother to none, Engaged to Lord Jasper Arryn. Rumoured to have lied with women, particularly a Bastard of the Reach. Declared fairer than even her mother, and whittier too, with a love for steel instead of needles. Fiercer than any of her siblings, and unapologetically unbowed in the face of danger. Died before she could marry Lord Jasper or bear him any children.

“She sought a peaceful afterlife - Lady Ellyn - and she threw herself from the highest point of her home to gain it.”

AUBREYN ARRYN (nee Reyne): Daughter of Castemere, Born to Lady Ceredin Reyne and Lord Eddiyn Reyne. Blonde haired and violet eyed, Sister to Ellyn Reyne, Mother to Four, Married to Lord Jasper Arryn. She was often favoured far after her sister, though she was no less fair. She enjoyed the life of a Lady, embroidery was always far better to her than the steel her sister spent all her time wasting away at. Upon her sister’s death she was set to marry Lord Jasper Arryn and become Lady of the Vale in her sister’s place.

“It was not his company that Lady Aubreyn cherished, but the title her husband gave her. There were only two things more important than family, she thought, power and blood.”

RAYENNA TARGARYEN (nee Reyne): Daughter of Castemere, Sister of Aubreyn Arryn and Ellyn Reyne, Born to Lady Ceredin Reyne and Lord Eddiyn Reyne. Blonde Haired and Lilac Eyed, Mother to 3. Married to King Aegon Targaryen. First Queen to be birthed from House Reyne - youngest daughter, yet chose as Queen above all others for her grace and poise.

“A great many songs have been sung for Queen Rayenna - but none could ever do her justice.”

ALYSANNE REYNE (nee Tyrell): Only daughter of Lord Luthor Tyrell and Lady Aeydin Tyrell (nee Oakheart) Sister in Law of Queen Rayenna Targaryen (nee Reyne) and Auberyn Arryn (nee Reyne), Mother to 2. Red-haired and green eyed, child of Highgarden. Married to Lord Rickardd Reyne - who named her his Queen of Love and Beauty at each tourney he won.

“She was a rose in every sense of the word, sharp and witty, clever and quick - all veiled in a beautiful smile and graceful air. They say she was the prettiest rose to ever come of Highgarden.”

NARIN MORMONT (nee Reyne): Daughter of Castemere, Born to Lady Alysanne Reyne (nee Tyrell) and Lord Rickardd Reyne. Mother to 6. Married to Lord Landon Mormont. Red haired and green eyed. Selectively mute, but ambitious and witty all the same. Embroidered many tapestries for King’s Landing and the Red Keep, as well as in various other castles scattered around Westeros.

“Lady Narin made the elaborate drapings of the castles we see today - embroidered them until her hands were raw from it - all the many tapestries that line these halls were woven by her careful hands.”

EMBYL REYNE (nee Royce): Daughter of Runestone, Black hair and green eyes, beautiful but thought to be incredibly unkind. Married Lord Derric Reyne unhappily, but birthed him two sons and a daughter. Often described as appearing absentminded when not sharp and cold.

“Lady Embyl is who I often wished I could be back in Casterly Rock. Someone who was feared, who no one would dare to bother. When I was just past my eighth or ninth name day I was in the Red Keep and I thought to try it - being cold and sharp to everyone surrounding me. It led me to hit a King, and I never once wished to be like her again.”

ADRIANNE REDWYNE (nee Reyne): Only daughter of Lady Embyll Reyne and Lord Derric Reyne. Strawberry Blonde Hair and Green Eyed, wife of Lord Runthford Redwyne, Mother to 4. Crowned Queen of Love and Beauty by Derric’s brother - but fell in love with Derric instead and had a notably happy marriage. They were a jovial, boisterous couple and family, who prospered tremendously.

“She was so terribly happy, Ambrose often thought, how I wish to one day have that, too.”

UMBER REYNE (nee Penrose): Daughter of Parchments - born to Lady Joy Penrose (nee Poole) and Lord Aelin Penrose. Blonde hair and Green Eyes, a trait she passed to all of her children, causing the original purple and blue shades to become recessive. Married to Lord Roalde Reyne. Bold and loud, adored her husband but despised proper etiquette. Died in Battle beside her husband - though later claimed to have died at home from excess injuries.

“She was killed in battle, defending her husband and her home. It is more than I can say for most of the Knights in Westeros.”

KYSEE MARTELL (nee Reyne): Eldest Daughter of Lady Umber Reyne (nee Penrose) and Lord Roalde Rene. Blonde haired and green eyed - with a constellation of freckles dotting every inch of her. Married the second Prince of Dorne - Prince Eyrlan Martell - and had a happy marriage with him and various consorts. Was said to lie with men and women openly and face no ridicule. She was barren, and birthed no children - but the radiance in her smile and the kindness in her heart was said to have done more than enough to make up for it.

“She was as radiant as the sun on her husband’s house crest. Free in every sense of the word, untethered and unchained. It must have been bliss to have known such a thing.”

JAYNE LYNDERLY (nee Reyne): Daughter of Castemere, third child of Lord Roalde and Lady Umber. Blonde hair and eyes the color of freshly picked sage. Married to Elric Lynderly who is rumored to have much preferred the company of men than women. She birthed him five sons - though it is rumoured that she didn’t prefer the company of men - just as he didn’t wish for the company of women.

“Timid and gentle, she would surely have made a better flower than a snake. Yet, she had a advantageous marriage. Perhaps in that way she was smarter than any of us.”

GEMMA SELMY (nee Reyne): Youngest child of Lady Umber and Lord Roalde, Blonde hair and Green eyes, Mother to 3. Married to Lord Lynell Selmy, Mother of Ser Lyonel Selmy and Grandmother of Ser Barristan the Bold. Fierce temper and a quick wit, but demure enough to pass as a Lady of High Society. Lady in waiting to a Targaryen Queen - though the exact one is up for dispute - and rumoured to be her closest confidante and friend.

“Stubborn and brash, Lady Gemma had a shocking skill at winning over the opposing party. So much so that it is said she once convinced an opponent of her husband’s to surrender while openly mocking him.”

TYRREI REYNE (nee Qorgyle): Daughter of Sandstone - Born in Dorne to Lord Quentyn Qorgyle and an unnamed wife. Sun-kissed skin, onyx hair, and bright green eyes. Mother to 3 sons, most of which taking her husband’s looks instead of her own. Married Ser Robb Reyne, and had a love-filled marriage until his death - at which point she closed off from the rest of the world, and later flung herself into the ocean.

“There was sunlight in her eyes and warmth in her smile until the day he died - then she became the moon and gave herself to the tides.”

FENRYRE REYNE (nee Hightower): Daughter of Oldtown, light brown hair and blue eyed. Born to Lord Garth Hightower and Lady Arissane Hightower - but not much else is known. She is said to have been devastatingly beautiful, but painfully quiet. Married to Lord Renrye Reyne - mother to three.

“Castemere was different from Oldtown - no a place for a quiet, shy beauty like Lady Fenryre - but she made it her home all the same.”

BELLEN MALLISTER (nee Reyne): Only daughter of Lady Fenryre Reyne and Lord Renrye Reyne - Blonde Hair and Green Eyes, raised in Casterly Rock. Declared Queen of Love and Beauty by Lord Jeffory Mallister, with whom she later was wed. Kind and Beloved by all the smallfolk, but said to be cruel to servants - the latter of which is heavily disputed.

“She was the Maiden come to life, beautiful and kind as everyone ought to be. Now she lies in a sept, but her kindness still rings throughout Seagard.”

HELIA REYNE (nee Harlaw): Daughter of Ten Towers, raised on the Iron Islands, fourth daughter of Lord Harlaw and his sixth Wife. Ashen hair and blue eyes. Married to Lord Rickard Reyne, Mother to Lord Robert Reyne, Grandmother to Lord Roger Reyne. Commander of the second largest sea-fleet in the Seven Kingdoms. Well-traveled and fiery. Said to be as dangerous as a storm at sea.

“Iron and Seafoam ran through her veins. Lady Helia was the calm before the storm, just as she was everything that came after.”

ARRYE TARTH (nee Reyne): Daughter of Castemere, born to Lord Rickard Reyne and Lady Helia Reyne. Blonde haired and blue eyed. Married to Lord Derren Tarth, Mother of 1. As wild as the sea, as unpredictable as the waves, with the beauty of a tempest - dangerous and captivating. Lived a happy life, but died before the rebellion of her niece and nephews.

“In Tarth she got to see the waters and beaches her mother often spoke of, the bluest of waters and the finest of sands. It was her own form of heaven.”

MORGANA REYNE (nee Tarly): Daughter of the Reach, Married to Lord Robert Reyne, Mother to 3 Brown haired and blue eyed. Rumoured to have been skilled in sword fighting and archery, and to have participated as a Mystery Knight in a tourney or two. None of the rumours were confirmed before her death.

“She was every bit a Lady as she was a Knight, the Tarly girl, and she knew just the words to convince you she was neither.”

ELLYN TARBECK [Lannister Formerly] (nee Reyne): Daughter of Castemere. Sister to Lord Roger Reyne, Aunt to Lady Ambrose Reyne. Blonde Hair and Green Eyes. Ambitious, sole goal from childhood to be Lady of Casterly Rock. Engaged to Lord Tywald Lannister before his and her father’s demise. Married and Widowed to Lord Tion Lannister. Married to Lord Walderan Tarbeck. A sharp, imposing woman, who gave so many riches to her brothers while a Lannister that a Lord once said that, "Lady Ellyn must be a sorceress, for she has made it rain inside the Rock all year."

“Our rise and our fall weighed heavy in her hands from the day she was set to marry Lord Tywald. It was her greed that tipped the scales.”

LYSANNA REYNE (nee Wylde): Daughter of the Rain House, Married to Lord Roger Reyne, Mother to 5. Had an arranged marriage, but grew to love her husband. Was said to be as kind as she was beautiful, and a few knights even tried to crown her their Queen of Love and Beauty before, and even after she was wed to Lord Roger. She often recounted missing her home to her Ladies, one of whom told this to a surviving guard. Didn’t believe in the rebellion, but supported her husband anyway - while secretly refusing her family’s request to get involved.

“She had always hated the water, your mother. Perhaps she’d always known it would be the root of her demise.”

DELLYN REYNE: Eldest daughter of Lord Roger Reyne and Lady Lysanna Reyne. Was seventeen and set to be married to an unnamed Lord upon the time of her death. Claimed to have been full of light and life, and seeming far younger than all her years. Blonde haired and green eyed. Loving and doting. Servants recalled her being doting on all her younger siblings, and some even claim she urged them to leave feeling, “something terrible will happen if you do not.”

“No songs will be sung of the tragedy she faced. Her promised wed another, and she lays forgotten in a crypt. Ballads are made of worse things - surely it is the least she deserves.”

WYLLA REYNE: Daughter of Castemere, Second Daughter of Lord Roger and his wife, Lady Lysanna. Blonde haired with eyes described as being, “akin to sapphires.” Rumoured to have been quiet and studious, much preferring books to the company of others, especially not men. She is said to have preferred women over men, once asking her mother, “But why must I marry a Lord? Wouldn’t a Lady be enough?” Only two of her servants survived the rebellion.

“In her books she came alive, reading and studying all she could. I often wonder if it was because she knew she would never have time to learn all that she wanted to.”

QWENTIN REYNE: Daughter of Castemere, Third Daughter of Lord and Lady Reyne. Vivacious and graceful, despite having been a mere 13 years of age upon her demise. Crowned a Queen of Love and Beauty on her twelfth name day at the tourney held in her honor. Blonde haired and lilac eyed. Described as being a kind spirit, who spent most of her days wandering the gardens or peering off the cliffs.

“She was graced with violent purple eyes that lit up a room, and now they’re rotting in a crypt somewhere - never to be looked upon again.”

AMBROSE REYNE: Last daughter of Castemere and only surviving child of Lord Roger Reyne and Lady Lysanna Reyne. Raised from the age of six by Lannisters, quiet and quick, with a hidden cunning and witty nature. Vivacious and sly, but outwardly demure and complacent. Blonde haired and Green eyed. Future Queen in the North, Lady of Casterly Rock, and Queen in the North all over again.

“She was the fire and the fury and the spirit of every Lion before her - as bold as she ought to be. Every Man, Woman, or King who met her would learn not to cross her - it was just a matter of time.”

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“Each night before I fall asleep I recite their names in my head, lest I forget who they were and who they make me. My family name has been the source of my deepest tragedies and my greatest joys - I would not wish to forget it. Not for anything in the world.”

(shoutout to @shiftingshiftingshifting for allowing me to include her OC Derren Tarth as a marriage partner!)

#gameofthrones #got #au #alternate universe #sansa stark #ambrose reyne #reynes #house reyne #house Lannister #Lannister #history #lineage #wlw #asoiaf

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fullregalia · 4 years

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20/20.

This year, in hindsight, was a real write-off. I had grand plans for it, and while I ushered it in in a very low-key manner since I was recovering from the flu, I’d expected things to look up. Well, you know what they say about plans (RIP, my trip to Europe). I got very, very sick in early February, and I’m not entirely sure it wasn’t COVID. Since March, the days have been a carousel of monotony: coffee, run, work, cook, yoga, existential spiral, sleep. My Own Private Year of Rest and Relaxation, if you will. Of course, life has a way of breaking through regardless; I attended protests, completed my thesis, graduated from grad school, took a couple of road trips upstate, and celebrated the accomplishments and birthdays of friends and family from a safe social distance. It was all a bit of a blur, and not ideal circumstances to re-enter the real world, or whatever this COVID-present is.

Throughout it all, in lieu of happy hours, coffee dates, and panel discussions, I’ve turned even more to culture and cuisine to fill the the negative space on my calendar where my social life once resided. However, since a global pandemic ought not to disrupt every tradition, here’s my year-end round up of what made this terrible one slightly more tolerable.

After an ascetic fall semester abstaining from TV in 2019 (save for my beloved Succession), I allowed myself to watch more as the year wore on, and especially after graduation. I caught up on some cultural blind spots by finally getting around to The Sopranos, Ramy, Search Party, and Girlfriends. I wasn’t alone in bingeing Sopranos, it absolutely lived up to the hype and then some; this Jersey Girl can’t get enough gabagool-adjacent content, pizzeria culture is my culture!

Speaking of my culture, there was also a disproportionate amount of UK and European shows in my queue. Nothing like being in social isolation and watching the horny Irish teens in Normal People brood. I’m partial to it because I share a surname with the showrunner, so I have to embrace blind loyalty even though there was, in my opinion, a Marianne problem in the casting. Speaking of charming Irish characters with limited emotional vocabularies, I belatedly discovered This Way Up a 2019 show from Aisling Bea and Sharon Horgan. And while Connell and Marianne are actually exceptional students, I found the real normal people on GBBO to bring me a bit more joy. Baking was abundantly therapeutic for me this year, and watching charming people drink loads of tea and fret over soggy bottoms was a comfort. I also discovered the Great Pottery Throw Down, and as a lifelong ceramics enthusiast, I cannot recommend it highly enough if you care about things like slips, coils, and glazing techniques. GPTD embraces wabi sabi in a way that GBBO eschews flaws in favor of perfection, and in a time of uncertainty, the former reminded me why I miss getting my hands in the mud as a coping mechanism (hence all the baking). Speaking of coping mechanisms, like everybody else with two eyes and an HBO password, I loved Michaela Cole’s I May Destroy You; though we’ve all had enough distress this year for a lifetime, watching Cole’s Arabella process her assault and search for meaning, justice, and closure was a compelling portrait of grief and purpose in the aftermath of trauma. Arabella’s creative and patient friends Kwame and Terry steal the show throughout, as they deal with their own setbacks and emotional turmoil. Where I May Destroy You provides catharsis, Ted Lasso presents British eccentricity in all its stereotypical glory. At first I was skeptical of the show’s hype on Twitter, but once I gave in it charmed me, if only for Roy Kent’s emotional trajectory and extolling the restorative powers of shortbread. For a more accurate depiction of life in London, Steve McQueen’s series Small Axe provides a visually lush and politically clear-eyed depiction of the lives of British West Indians in the 60s, 70s, and 80s. Lastly, how could I get through a recap of my year in tv if I don’t mention The Crown. Normal People may have needed an intimacy coordinator, but the number of Barbours at Balmoral was the real phonographic content for me.

Turning my attention across the Channel, after the trainwreck that was Emily in Paris, I started watching a proper French show, Call My Agent! It’s truly delightful, and unlike the binge-worthy format of "ambient shows” I have been really relishing taking an hour each week to watch CMA, subtitles, cigarettes, and all.

Honorable mention: The Last Dance for its in-depth look at many notable former Chicago residents; High Fidelity for reminding me of the years in college when my brother and I would drive around listening to Beta Band; and Big Mouth.

Music

My Spotify wrapped this year was a bit odd. I don‘t think “Chromatica II into 911″ is technically a song, so it revealed other things about my listening habits this year, which turned out to remain very much stuck in the last, sonically. I listened to a lot more podcasts than new music this year, but there were some records that found their way into heavy rotation. While I listened to a lot of classics both old and new to write my thesis (Paul Simon, Leonard Cohen, Prokofiev, and Bach) the soundtrack to my coursework, runs, walks, and editing was more contemporary. Standouts include:

Saint Cloud by Waxahatchee, which makes me feel like I’m breathing fresh air even when I’m stuck inside all day

La Bella Vita by Niia, which was there for me when I walked past my ex on 7th avenue (twice!) and he pretended that I didn’t exist

Fetch the Bolt Cutters by THEE Fiona Apple, because Fiona, our social distancing queen, has always been my Talmud, her songs shimmering, evolving, and living with me every year

Shore by Fleet Foxes, for the long drive to the Catskills

Women in Music, Pt. III by HAIM, because these days, these days...

Musicians have been reckoning with tumult this year as much as the rest of us, and the industry has dealt with loss on all fronts. I’d be remiss not to talk about how the passing of John Prine brought his music into my life, and McCoy Tyner, who has been a companion through good and bad over the years.

Honorable mention to: græ by Moses Sumney; The Main Thing by Real Estate; on the tender spot of every calloused moment by Ambrose Akinmusire; Punisher by Phoebe Bridgers; folklore by you know who; and songs by Adrianne Lenker.

Reading

What would this overlong blob be without a list of the best things I read this year? While I left publishing temporarily, books, the news, and newsletters still took up a majority of my attention (duh and/or doomscrolling by any other name). I can’t be comprehensive, and frankly, there are already great roundups of the best longform this year out there, so this is mostly books and praising random writers.

Last year I wrote about peak newsletter. Apparently, my prediction was a bit premature as this year saw an even bigger Substack Boom. But two new newsletters in particular have delighted me: Aminatou Sow’s Crème de la Crème and Hunter Harris’ Hung Up (her ”this one line” series is true force of chaotic good on Blue Ivy’s internet). Relatedly, Sow and Ann Friedman’s Big Friendship was gifted to me by a dear friend and another bff and I are going to read it in tandem next week.

On the “Barack Obama published a 700+ page memoir, crippling the printing industry’s supply chains” front, grad school severely hamstrung my ability to read for pleasure, but I managed to get through almost 30 books this year, some old (Master and Margarita), most new-ish (Say Nothing, Nickel Boys). Four 2020 books in particular enthralled me:

Uncanny Valley: Anna Wiener’s memoir has been buzzed about since n+1 published her essay of the same name in 2016. Her ability to see, clear-eyed, the industry for both its foibles and allure captured that era when the excess and solipsism of the Valley seemed more of a cultural quirk than the harbinger of societal schism.

Transcendent Kingdom: Yaa Gyasi’s novel about faith, family, loss, and--naturally--grad school was deeply empathetic, relatable, and moving. I think this was my favorite book of the year. Following the life of a Ghanaian family that settles in Alabama, it captured the kind of emotional ennui that comes from having one foot in the belief of childhood and one foot in the bewilderment that comes from losing faith in the aftermath of tragedy.

Vanishing Half: Similarly to Transcendent Kingdom, Brit Bennett’s novel about siblings who are separated; it’s also about the ways that colorism can be internalized and the ways chosen family can (and cannot) replace your real kin. It was a compassionate story that captured the pain of abuse and abandonment in two pages in a way that Hanya Yanagihara couldn’t do in 720.

Dessert Person: Ok, so this is a cookbook, but it’s a good read, and the recipes are approachable and delicious. After all the BA Test Kitchen chaos this summer, it’s nice we didn’t have to cancel Claire. Make the thrice baked rye cookies!!!! You will thank me later.

Honorable mention goes to: Leave The World Behind for hitting the Severance/Station Eleven dystopian apocalypse novel sweet spot; Exciting Times for reminding me why I liked Sally Rooney; and Summer by Ali Smith, which wasn’t the strongest of the seasonal quartet, but was a series I enjoyed for two years.

Podcasts

I’m saving my most enthusiastic section for last: ever since 2018, I’ve been listening to an embarrassing amount of podcasts. Moving into a studio apartment will do that to you, as will grad school, add a pandemic to that equation and there’s a lot of time to fill with what has sort of become white noise to me (or, in one case, nice white parents noise). In addition to the shows that I’ve written about before (Still Processing, Popcast, Who? Weekly, and Why is This Happening?), these are the shows I started listening to this year that fueled my parasocial fire:

You’re Wrong About: If you like history, hate patriarchy, and are a millennial, you’ll love Sarah Marshall and Michael Hobbes’ deep dives into the most notable stories of the past few decades (think Enron and Princess Diana) and also some other cultural flashpoints that briefly but memorably shaped the national discourse (think Terri Schiavo, Elian González, and the Duke Lacrosse rape case).

Home Cooking: This mini series started (and ended) during the pandemic. As someone who stress baked her way through the past nine months, Samin Nosrat and Hrishikesh Hirway’s show is filled with warmth, banter, and useful advice. Home Cooking has been a reassuring companion in the kitchen, and even though it will be a time capsule once we’re all vaccinated and close talking again, it’s still worth a listen for tips and inspiration while we’re hunkered down for the time being.

How Long Gone: I don’t really know how to explain this other than saying that media twitter broke my brain and enjoying Chris Black and Jason Stewart’s ridiculous banter is the price I pay for it.

Blank Check: Blank Check is like the GBBO of podcasts--Griffin Newman and David Sims’ enthusiasm for and encyclopedic knowledge of film, combined with their hilarious guests and inevitable cultural tangents is always a welcome distraction. Exploring a different film from a director’s oeuvre each week over the course of months, the podcast delves into careers and creative decisions with the passion of completists who want to honor the filmmaking process even when the finished products end up falling short. The Nancy Meyers and Norah Ephron series were favorites because I’d seen most of the movies, but I also have been enjoying the Robert Zemeckis episodes they’re doing right now. The possibility of Soderbergh comes up often (The Big Picture just did a nice episode about/with him), and I’d love to hear them talk about his movies or Spike Lee (or, obviously, Martin Scorsese).

Odds & Ends

If you’re still reading this, you’re a real one, so let’s get into the fun stuff. This was a horrible way to start a new decade, but at least we ended our long national nightmare. We got an excellent dumb twitter meme. I obviously made banana bread, got into home made nut butters, and baked an obscene amount of granola as I try to manifest a future where I own a Subaru Outback. Amanda Mull answered every question I had about Why [Insert Quarantine Trend] Happens. My brother started an organization that is working to eliminate food insecurity in LA. Discovering the Down Dog app allowed me to stay moderately sane, despite busting both of my knees in separate stupid falls on the criminally messed up sidewalks and streets of Philadelphia. I can’t stop burning these candles. Jim Carrey confused us all. We have a Jewish Second Gentleman! Grub Street Diets continued to spark joy. Dolly Parton remains America’s Sweetheart (and possible vaccine savior). And, last, but certainly not least: no one still knows how to pronounce X Æ A-12 Boucher-Musk.

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TOP 100 ALBUMS OF 2020

100- Oranssi Pazuzu- Mestarin kynsi

99- Greg Foat- Symphonie Pacifique

98- The Innocence Mission- See You Tomorrow

97- Pantha Du Prince- Conference of Trees

96- Waxahatchee- Saint Cloud

95- Riz Ahmed- The Long Goodbye

94- Boris, Merzbow- 2R0LP0

93- Flora Yin-Wong- Holy Palm

92- Clown Core- Van

91- Kali Uchis- Sin Miedo

90- Katie Gatley- Loom

89- Donald Glover- 3.15.20

88- Sarah Davachi- Cantus, Descant

87- Kelly Moran, Purient- Chain Reaction at Dusk

86- Otta- Songbook

85- Elder- Omens

84- Jay Electronica- A Written Testimony

83- Lyra Pramuk- Fountain

82- Moor Mother, Nicole Mitchell- Offering

81- Phish- Stigma Oasis

80- Mosses- TV Sun

79- Yves Tumor- Heaven To a Tortured Mind

78- Bartees Strange- Say Goodbye To Pretty Boy

77- Jockstrap- Wicked City

76- Car Seat Headrest- Making a Door Less Open

75- Lunch Money Life- Immersion Chamber

74- The Mountain Goats- Songs For Pierre Chuvin

73- Nine Inch Nails- Ghosts V-VI

72- Ludwig Goransson- Tenet

71- Mary Lattimore- Silver Ladders

70- Rufus Wainwright- Unfollow The Rules

69- The 1975- Notes on a Conditional Form

68- Blu & Exile- Miles

67- Bruce Springsteen- Letter To You

66- I Break Horses- Warnings

65- Kelly Lee Owens- Inner Song

64- Charli XCX- How I’m Feeling Now

63- Adrianne Lenker- Songs/Instrumentals

62- Nubya Garcia- Source

61- Juana Molina- ANRMAL

60- Arca- Kick I

59- Boris- NO

58- Simon Fisher Turner/Edmund De Waal- A Quiet Corner In Time

57- Jeff Parker- Suite For Max Brown

56- Jenifer Curtis/Tyshawn Sorey- Invisible Ritual

55- Alabaster DePlume- To Cy & Lee: Instrumentals Vol I

54- William Basinski- Lamentations

53- Alison Cotton- Only Darkness Now

52- Eric Hall- Music for 18 Musicians

51- Ital Tek- Outland

50- Young Jesus- Welcome To Conceptual Beach

49- AHRKH- Beams From A Spiritual Panorama

48- Taylor Swift- Folklore, Evermore

47- Perfume Genius- Set My Heart on Fire Immediately

46- Ed Askew- London

45- ONO- Red Summer

44- Bill Callahan- Gold Record

43- Duma- Duma

42- Neptunium Maximalism- Eons

41- Pink Siifu- NEGRO

40- Lianne La Havas- Lianne La Havas

39- Matt Berninger- Serpentine Prision

38- Laraaji- Sun Piano, Moon Piano

37- Loraine James- Hmm

36- Nicolas Jaar- Cenizas

35- Julianna Barwick- Healing is a Miracle

34- Neil Cicierega- Mouth Dreams

33- Salaam Remi- Black on Purpose

32- Sarah Mary Chadwick- Please Daddy

31- Deftones- Ohms

30- Steven Vitiello- Buffalo Bass Delay

29- Hum- Inlet

28- Destroyer- Have We Met

27- Fleet Foxes- Shore

26- Nick Cave- Idiot Prayer

25- Matana Roberts, Pat Thomas- The Truth

24- Anna Von Hausswolff- All Thoughts Fly

23- Moor Mother- Circuit City

22- Autechre- SIGN, PLUS

21- Bartees Strange- Live Forever

20- Autotelia- I

19- Nicolas Jaar- Telas

18- Touché Amore- Lament

17- Moses Sumney- grae

16- Ben Seretan- Youth Pastoral

15- Elephant Tree- Habits

14- Owen Pallett- Island

13- Ambrose Akinmusire- on the tender spot

12- Jennifer Walshe- A Late Anthology of Early Music, Vol 1

11- Bob Dylan- Rough and Rowdy Ways

10- Max De Wardener- Music For Detuned Pianos

9- Quin Kirchner- The Shadows and The Light

8- Leo Takami- Felis Catus and Silence

7- SAULT- Untitled (Black Is), Untiled (Rise)

6- Bill Fay- Countless Branches

5- Philip Sollmann- Monophonie

4- Phoebe Bridgers- Punisher

3- Fiona Apple- Fetch The Bolt Cutters

2- The Microphones- The Microphones in 2020

1- Run The Jewels- RTJ4

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top10albums2020 · 4 years

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Chris Pritchard - Venue manager, Tunbridge Well Forum & Artist manager. ------------- Albums (in no particular order) Adrianne Lenker - Songs Adrianne is annually at the top of my list. Either solo or doing Big Thief. She really is an incredible songwriter. Subdued and subtle. She has been perfect listening for the winter. Private World - Aleph Welsh band signed to Dais and its a total winner. Feels like an homage to Roxy Music and Talking Heads. Constantly crept back to this one all summer. Luke Abbott - Kagen Sound Ive been waiting on a new record by Luke for ages and this has been worth the wait. Always enjoyed single tracks he has released before but this is definitely an album context listen. Brooding and heavy electronic music. Pinegrove - Marigold One of the pre-lockdowners. The album was on repeat all year. Just a golden mix of alternative country and indie-emo. You’d expect to be cringing when you read that description but its genuinely a lovely record. Gil Scott Heron - We’re new again - A reimagining by Makaya Mccraven Cards on the table - I hadn’t heard the original of this but this version of the album is breathtaking. Gil obviously is always an unforgettable voice but the arrangements added to this record now are next level. An album to get lost in. Deeper - Auto Pain Just some good angular indie. Id have definitely chosen Maxband over this album but they only released an EP. Both bands are great though. Gulch - Impenetrable cerebral fortress As probably many did, I saw the hate5six video of one of their sets and my jaw dropped. Im even more in love with the first album but this is right up there too. Being an old fart, this reminds me of a band like converge (petitioning/forever) when they were starting out and were a little bit more innocent- that mixed with the obvious power violence influences - this record rips. Thou - Blessings Of The Highest Order I think if you’re not fascinated by a band like Thou, you’re missing out on a glorious gloomy wormhole. This is all nirvana covers. (The ones you always wish a band would cover). I like Thou - I love Nirvana —Winning cocktail of audio. Gino & The Goons - Off The Rails Most recent discovery on the list. Just some old men from the east coat of America. Making great scrappy rock n roll punk rock and doing it right. They won’t get famous. Nobody will give a shit. I do though. V/A - Apocalypse Domani An amazing compilation of Italo-fuelled horror synth music. John Carpenter meets Giorgio Moroder watching Dawn of the dead. Some absolute gem tracks on here by WLDV, Antoni Maiiovi, Bill Ambrose and more.

3 Fave Tracks Of 2020: The Cool Greenhouse - Cardboard Man Caroline - Dark Blue Dorothys Fortress - Firefox

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transnames · 7 years

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Feminine names with a masc name in them (like Lacey/Ace) or masc names with a feminine name in them. Or neutral Either/both

No problem! I tried to do names that aren’t masculine and feminine variants of the same name, like Alan and Alanna or Chris and Christine. But feel free to send another ask if you want names like that, too.

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Feminine names:

Adella / Adelle (Dell)

Adriana / Adrianna / Adrianne / Ariana / Ariane (Rian / Ian)

Aileen / Eileen (Lee)

Amabel / Annabelle / Arabella / Isabella / Mabel (Abel)

Amelia (Eli)

Anika (Nick / Nico)

Artemis (Arty)

Augusta (Gus)

Avalon (Val)

Bethany (Ethan)

Brandy (Rand)

Bryana / Aryana / Maryanna (Ryan)

Calanthe / Calanthia (Alan)

Cassidy / Isidore (Sid)

Catriona (Rio)

Cleo / Cleopatra (Leo / Leon / Pat / Terra)

Danica / Danicka (Nic / Nick / Dan)

Daria / Maria (Ari)

Eleonor (Leo / Leon)

Erica / Ericka (Ric / Rick)

Eugenia (Gene)

Evangeline / Evangelina (Van)

Florence (Loren)

Frederica / Fredericka (Ric / Rick)

Freida (Reid)

Gracey (Ace)

Holly (Olly)

Jane (Jay)

Jordana (Dan)

Kennedy (Ned)

Laverne (Vern)

Lavinia (Vin)

Lillian (Ian)

Lorayne (Ray)

Macey (Ace)

Magdalena (Dale)

Mckenna / Mackenzie (Ken)

Micaiah (Mike)

Monica (Nic / Nico)

Natasha (Ash / Tash)

Nicole (Nic / Cole)

Ophelia (Phil / Eli)

Pamela (Mel)

Pearl (Earl)

Petronia (Ron)

Polly (Olly)

Quintella / Quintina (Quinn)

Rachel (Ray)

Rebecka (Beck)

Rosamund (Sam)

Rowan / Rowanne (Owen)

Savannah (Van)

Scarlet (Carl)

Sharyl (Harry)

Shirley (Earl)

Skyler (Ky / Kyle)

Tatiana (Ian)

Tiffiny / Tiffinny (Finn)

Trudy (Rudy)

Vanessa (Ness)

Veronica (Aaron / Ron / Nic)

Willow (Will)

Masculine names:

Alexander (Lexa / Alexa)

Ambrose (Rose)

Amias / Damian (Mia)

Antonello (Nell)

Aubrey (Bree)

Brannon (Ann)

Bruce (Rue / Roo)

Calvin (Alva)

Cecil (Cece)

Chester (Esther)

Clement (Emma)

Cleveland (Eve)

Delano (Ela)

Donovan (Nova)

Elias (Lia)

Elliott (Elli / Lia)

Emmanuel (Emma / Ann)

Estavan (Ava)

Everard (Vera)

Flannery (Anne)

Florian (Lori)

Florence (Lauren)

Flynn (Lynn)

Graeme (Rae)

Herman (Erma)

Indiana (Dee / Diana / Ana)

Jamison (Amy)

Jaylen (Ayla)

Jemmy (Emmy)

Johannan (Anna / Hanna)

Jonah (Jo)

Julian (Lia)

Kelley (Elle)

Kelcey (Elsie)

Landon (Ann)

Levi (Eve)

Macbeth (Beth)

Mason (May)

Matias (Tia)

Maximilian (Millie)

Nathanael (Ana / Annie)

Oliver (Liv)

Palmer (Ala)

Sebastian / Bastian (Tia)

Shelley (Elley)

Silas (Isla)

Sinclair (Clair)

Steven (Eve)

Sullivan (Liv)

Tanner (Anne)

Vergil / Virgil (Jill)

Wallace (Liz / Lace)

Whitney (Nee)

Yancy (Ann)

#names #neutral #masculine #feminine #nicknames #ask #anonymous

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I made a name list!

Okay, so, apparently it’s a bit of a trend now to share name lists in this community. I have a name list of my own that’s been getting longer and longer. I’m deciding to share it, because I love going over other people’s lists myself and I have found many cool names that way!

My list is very long, like, very long, so you can find it under the cut. I also put it on a page on my blog here ( you can find a link on my homepage as well) and in a pdf file here. There, the names also have colours to indicate whether they’re male, female or unisex names. That page will probably be updated as I find more names I like. Anyway, enjoy?

>A<

Acacia

Actaeon

Ademar

Adriaan

Adrian / Adrianne

Aeneas

Agathe

Aiko

Aileen

Alcmene

Alexei

Aloe

Alois

Alver

Amalie

Ambrosia/Ambrose

Amory

Amrita

Anaïs

Andreas

Angelique

Anke

Anne-Mae

Annelies

Annette

Anouk

Antoine

Apple

Arend

Arethusa

Arden

Arlo

Arnout

Arwyn

Atlas

Atticus

Auburn

Augustin

Avelin

Aviel

Ayumi

Azul

>B<

Babette

Basil

Baucis

Birgit

Beau

Bente

Bhodi

Bjarne

Blake

Bliss

Bloem

Blossom

Brigitte

Britte (hi, that’s me lol)

>C<

Callisto

Carmen

Cato

Cédric

Celeste

Céline

Cephale

Chester

Cilia

Circe

Claude

Clemence

Clive

Coral

Coralie

Corin

Cyril

>D<

Dae

Dagmar

Daisy

Danu

Dante

Daphne

Darren

Dawn

Deborah

Delphine

Deianira

Deirdre

Denaria

Diantha

Diederik

Dione

Dominic

Duval

>E<

Ebony

Edmund

Edwin

Emmanuel/Emmanuelle

Emiel

Emile

Ennes

Enzo

Eleanor

Eleda

Elias

Elise

Elouise

Els

Elvira

Ester

Etiènne

Eugenie

Evangeline

Evelien

Evert

Ewout

>F<

Fabio

Fabienne

Falco

Faye

Florian

Floris

Frances

Fraser

Frauke

Frederique

>G<

Gaël

Gaétan

Gaius

Galatea

Gauthier

Gemma

Gerlinde

Gideon

Giselle

Gladys

Glenn

Gwen

Gwendoline

>H<

Hannes

Hasina

Hasse

Hazel

Hélène

Hendrik

Hilde

Hypathia

>I<

Ianthe

Ilias

Ion

Imogen

Imre

Indigo

Ingrid

Ingvar

Isaak

Ismail

Isolde

Ivan

Ivy

>J<

Jaïr

Jari

Jasmijn (Jasmin)

Jelle

Jente

Joël/Joëlle

Joni

Jordi

Josefien

Jude

June

Juniper

>K<

Karel

Karsten

Katari

Kathelijne

Keano

Keila

Kieran

Kjeld

Kobe

Kristina

Kylian

>L<

Lark

Lars

Lavinia

Laurent

Leander

Lemon

Leonie

Lies

Liesbeth

Lilac

Lilianne

Lilith

Linde

Loïc

Lotus

Louise

Lucien/Lucienne

Lukas

Lynn

Lycaon

>M<

Maarten

Mabel

Machteld

Maeve

Maecenas

Mahal

Mahogany

Maiti

Manon

Maple

Marli

Marlin

Marloes

Marnik

Marvin

Mathilde

Matisse

Matthieu

Matti

Maud

Mauro

Maximiliaan

Medea

Mei

Melanie

Melissa

Melody

Merel

Merla

Mercury

Michaël

Michelle

Michiel

Midas

Miko

Mina

Mira (also my middle name)

Misha

Monique

Moore

>N<

Naomi

Naso

Nicola

Nikolai

Nils

Nelle

Neola

Neva

Nesri

Niobe

Noël/Noëlle

Noë

Noora

>O<

Octavia

Odelia

Odette

Odile

Olive

Olivia

Opal

Ophelia

Oskar

Otis

Otto

Ovidius/Ovid

>P<

Paola

Paulien

Pavel

Peleus

Pelagius

Pepper

Petal

Phaedra

Phebe

Philomela

Pika

Piper

Pyrrha

>Q<

Quinten

>R<

Rae

Ramona

Raoul

Raven

Remy

Rhiannon

Rhune

Ridge

Roeland

Romain

Rosalie

Rover

Rowan

Rozemarijn

Ruth

Rutger

>S<

Samuel

Sander

Sanne

Santiago

Salves

Sebastiaan

Semele

Shaila

Shaun

Sibyl

Sigrid

Silvan

Silvester

Silvie

Simeon

Siska

Snow

Sofie

Soraya

Sören

Suzanne/Susanna

Suzy

Sven

>T<

Thales

Thea

Thisbe

Thorben

Tilde

Titus

>U<

Udo

Uri

>V<

Vanessa

Valerie

Valeska

Vasco

Vaughn

Veerle

Velvet

Verita

Vikas

Viktor

Violet

>W<

Wannes

Winona

Winter

Wilhelm

Willow

Wouter

>X<

Xander

Xanthippe

Xanthe

>Y<

Yannick

Yari

Youri

Yule

Yves

Yvonne

>Z<

Zacharias

Zeno

Zion

Zita

#name list #saviorhide

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deals360-blog · 5 years

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AMAZON PRIME TV SHOWS MAKES A BETTER CHOICE OF ENTERTAINMENT

Amazon has always kept the best part of recording movies and TV shows. Amazon Prime is the listed solution of Amazon products and a great choice of those users who want to get unlimited videos that come along way since it first started offering TV shows to Prime members which is quite similar to Netflix services. It was first started to make the latest TV shows view by the users. This is very common for today’s viewers that they need entertainment on a regular basis to get their best TV shows on their screen from HBO series to regular ones. Although users always keep their choice for regular updates on daily TV shows as well Amazon Prime is one of the prior choices for them who like to watch something to offer nearly like every TV fan. With additional information on the latest TV shows, Amazon Prime is the best choice that makes ever choice of the users. It has the ultimate quality and excellent series preferred by the viewers to choose them on their choice.

When you are choosing the Prime TV shows for your collections of series, it makes more than the great that keeps you all day long and have good television to set your choice of shows. However, there is an extensive list of TV shows that usually select to watch on a daily basis. But Amazon Prime is the ever choice for movies and TV shows. There are ample of TV shows that available on Amazon Prime TV shows icon. But it keeps the best finding solutions that users get through its click.

List of Best Amazon Prime TV Shows

The more streaming collection of TV shows in Prime videos available that recommend as the best series for the viewers. Either it’s related to comedy, drama, thriller, children programming, or more related shows. Some of these are explained as under:

10. Fleabag

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Cast: Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Sian Clifford, Olivia Colman, Bill Patterson, Brett Gelman

Description of series: The British comedian drama set and played in London with a television series. The TV show produced by Two Brothers Pictures for digital channels BBC Three in a co-production agreement that set with Amazon Studios. In this series, one-woman play the same name which won the Fringe First Award.

Summary of the series: In this story, a woman narrates her life and giving knowing glances to the camera and admonishes that based on the situation. Fleabag is a story based on a charming and openly confessional about sex, grief, and loneliness that makes with a masked of extremely clever.

Click here to Watch Fleabag on Amazon Prime Now

9. Parks and Recreation

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Cast: Amy Poehler, Nick Offerman, Chris Pratt, Retta, Rashida Jones, Aubrey Plaza, Jim O’Heir, Aziz Ansari, Adam Scott, Rob Lowe, and Paul Schneider

Description of series: The greatest comedy shows ever watched by the viewers. As the story was designed by local government stars Amy Poehler is the bright and ambitious director of the Parks and Recreation Department in a fictional Indiana town. The whole series was designed to evolve into a smart but never preachy political satire. It has maintained the character as the deep compassion and major twists that keep the continuity of the series with a brilliant show of comedy ever.

Summary of the series: The comedian Prime TV show created and cast on entertainment basis by the director. As the shows go on Schur and writer prove that directed with a major twist on the show and end it up with a brilliant series of a fresh and new story as a comedian.

Click here to Watch Parks and Recreatio on Amazon Prime Now

8. Six Feet Under

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Cast: Peter Krause, Michael C. Hall, Frances Conroy, Lauren Ambrose, Rachel Griffiths

Description of series: The Prime TV show Six Feet Under is one the best-listed drama season which serves as the process of grief and explained how death affects our lives through the whole five incredible seasons. Where the whole season is full of gallows humor, surrealism, and complicated family drama and each episode started with a death. It has also explored the life with the Fisher family who has a family and home in Los Angeles. As it is also a dark comedy series that deals with death frankly, an emotional repercussion that lasts long after the person is gone.

Summary of the series: The best-known comedy based show that coming into terms with his family and his family and also overriding his fear and also explores by describing all deals with loss and truths of how it defines our lives of emotional with some funny moments and extraordinary visuals. The overall completion of a story with 63 episodes and many visual characters played and liked by comedy lovers.

Click here to Watch Six Feet Under on Amazon Prime Now

7. Twin Peaks

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Cast: Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Ontkean, Dana Ashbrook, Richard Beymer,Warren Frost, Lara Flynn Boyle, Sherilyn Fenn, Peggy Lipton,MädchenAmick, and Ray Wise.

Short Description: The two-seasoned drama on Amazon Prime which creates a wonderful the thing with the covering of Twin Peaks with a story based on an investigation into the murder of a young girl named Laura Palmer in the sleepy mountain town names as Twin Peaks. It is the series explained FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper which is called into investigating which comes by poking around the town at last into the girl’s death.

Summary of the series: The series based on while an investigation into Palmer’s death provides the storytelling backbone Twin Peaks which has unique character drama between the self we present to the world and our true nature. The whole series has created with the number of 3 seasons. Each season has lovingly chosen to watch by the viewers.

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6. Frasier

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Cast: Kelsey Grammar, Jane Leeves, John Mahoney, David Hyde Pierce,Peri Gilpin, Moose

Short Description: The comedy show which has set in Seattle, WA, which chronicles lives of radio show host Dr. Frasier Crane with an eloquently pompous show. The whole series is a based story of the 90s which is a golden age for sitcoms and one of the most distinct is Frasier and performer of the bunch. Frasier is one who follows Kelsey Grammar’s psychologist from the Boston bar Cheers to Seattle, Washington radio show and a roommate. Other than his brother Niles the intellectual elites with an endless stream of comedy his curmudgeonly father Martin.

Summary of the series: The comedy show is the life-long petty rivalries and jealous feeling between the preening brothers. The story smartly set without turning its nose up and endlessly endearing. Frasier is one of the best comedy TV show which is a decade of Prime TV show users and full of good ones that suggested by the viewers. With one of the best spinoffs of all time watching the show it has rated as the best viewed seen by the daily TV show watcher. Click here to Watch Frasier on Amazon Prime Now

5. Friday Night Lights

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Cast: Kyle Chandler, Connie Britton, Gaius Charles, Minka Kelly, Adrianne Palicki, Taylor Kitsch,Jurnee Smollett,Michael B. Jordan, JessePlemons, Scott Porter, Zach Gilford, Aimee Teegarden, Matt Lauria, Madison Burge

Short Description: The show designed with a Kicked off on NBC back in 2006. The season of Friday Night Lights was made to watch over and over again from start to finish on Amazon Prime. The season has lasted with a brilliant and addictive mix of football, romance, and drama with especially charming characters that you come to know and love after having the season. A small Texas town expected with the top-ranked football team.

Summary of the series: After the starting show “Friday Night Lights” has overall story based that Dillon, Texas quickly starts to feel like a cozy home, that makes the show extremely tough to turn off and end with the same each episode. It is the story totally based upon poignant series centers on the small rural town of Dillon, Texas, where the state football championship rings held in the highest regard. So, the viewer’s make it the first choice for their best Prime TV show collections.

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4. Jack Ryan

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Cast: John Krasinski, Abbie Cornish, and Wendell Pierce

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Summary of the series: The series of Jack Ryan has completed its story in 8 episodes. The first season has created the titular CIA analyst where he is wrenched from desk job security into the field after discovering a string of dubious bank transfers. The whole thing has carried out by Islamic terrorist named Suleiman character played in the season.

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3. Homecoming

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Cast: Julia Roberts, Stephan James, Bobby Cannavale, Shea Whigham, Alex Karpovsky, and Sissy Spacek

Short Description: The original show and one of the best series listed on Amazon Prime videos. The fiction based series where the podcast of the same name has created and directed by Eli Horowitz and Micah Bloomberg. The series has explained all about the caseworker at the Homecoming Transitional Support Center, whose stated goal is to help soldiers transition into civilian life. The 70’s thriller movie based story that seasoned a degree of classic series. The character stated a goal to help the soldier.

Summary of the series: The Homecoming is the series summarized as the best acted and directed TV shows of Amazon Prime Videos. The show has a special purpose where live-in facility runs by Geist Group which has the purpose of transition to civilian life.

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2. The Night Manager

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Cast: Tom Hiddleston, Hugh Laurie, Olivia Colman, Elizabeth Debicki, Tom Hollander

Short Description: The story of The Night Manager 1993 novel has turned into a daily show by a way of Vogue spread. The series directed by Susanne Bier. The cast has starred this story was the most dangerous arms dealer in the world. The series was a tightly crafted and produced in a miniseries with an ending series of an adventure. It was explained about experiencing the seduction of wealth and power through the experience of the Jonathan Pine who plays the motivational role as a British soldier and more different characters played in this series.

Summary of the series: The TV show The Night Manager total of 6 series. The character played as an extraordinary cast where it was nominated for 36 awards and won 11 which has marked as the best series ever action and drama related series.

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1. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

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Cast: Rachel Brosnahan, Michael Zegen, Alex Borstein, Tony Shalhoub, Marin Hinkle

Short Description: The story started with Fans of Gilmore Girls which is overall based on real comedian story of 1960’s New York. In this show, the pilot is a high-energy retro romp that focuses on an Upper Side housewife with beauty and brains behind her husband’s comedic aspirations. It’s one of those show which is which has a clearance of a show that is clean-cut. It is knowing exactly that creates the best comedy series ever.

It is the story which explained the clear start that Mrs. Maisel series which is a real comedian story. But in this series Mrs. Maisel despite giving everything to her husband to unceremoniously dump her and their two children.

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Amazon Prime: Great movies and TV shows online

At the beginning of 2013 when Amazon has designed and starts distribute original TV programs, movies, and updated videos through its Prime Video services. Some of these listed which are listed and developed in-house by Amazon Studios for its viewers. The programming solution offers original programming TV shows like Drama, Comedy, Children Program, Co-productions, Docuseries, and Continuations. It has updated and gets an award-winning position while having its regular updates of the premiere as well as its seasons and episodes.

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