#Fabulism

[lgbtqreads]

Exclusive Cover Reveal: Murray Out of Water by Taylor Tracy

Today on the site, I’m delighted to welcome Taylor Tracy to reveal the cover of their debut Middle Grade fabulist novel in verse, Murray Out of Water, releasing from Quill Tree/HarperCollins on May 21, 2024! Here’s the story: Twelve-year-old Murray O’Shea loves the ocean. It could be because it never asks her to be someone she’s not, something her mother refuses to do. But Murray also shares a…

[tunacrust]

Read Around the World Challenge - China

Strange Beasts of China by Yan Ge Speculative Fiction (Science fiction, Fantasy, Fabulism) Best description I have for this book is "weirdly compelling"... it's not a style I typically seek out, but boy howdy I'm glad I did. Each chapter focuses on an encounter with a different strange beast. All are unique in some way, but "other than that, they are exactly like humans." It reminded me a little bit of The Magnus Archives in setup, with seemingly unconnected encounters that build up to a bigger story (although this one is much more personal, rather than world-ending in nature).

If you wanna follow my progress in this challenge, check out my official handy dandy progress map! Anyone else doing this challenge, or just starting?

[dpargyle]

'wild exiles of a weird testament'

(Sketchbook Pro, PowerPoint, remove[dot]bg, beFunky Photo Editor, & PhotoMosh)

Images (Edited) Courtesy of: Sam Loveland, Andrea De Santis, Eleanore Stohner, Rafael Cerqueira, Jaime Reimer, & Pixabay (Pexels)

[charlesmoffat]

[a-pint-of-j-and-b]

Three Crowns of the Sailor (Les Trois Couronnes du Matelot) | Raúl Ruiz | 1983 | France

[condensed-ink]

I just want to remind everyone that it is your civic duty to jailbreak your Nintendo consoles and pirate every Nintendo property until the heat death of the universe.

[zoekaplanwrites]

"The End of Rain" in SFS Stories Issue #9

I made my home on a patch of damp farmland. I was young and so was she, her trees mere saplings next to the neighboring forests. I tilled her soil and trimmed her branches, and in return, she proved me with fruits and grains, more than I could eat. 

[kyfite]

Decided to draw all the fleeces!

...except for the naked one

[texaschainsawmascara]

Jennifer Tilly playing poker

[cherrybugbite]

[lazylittledragon]

more domestics to warm the soul <33

[magicomens]

It's been quite a ride :') I'll see you soon with *our* goodbye!

love ya!

First >> Prev >> Next (epilogue)

[gerardway-luvr]

“I hate dangers days” ok now replace “danger days” with WOMEN and GAY PEOPLE. not so funny now is it???

[dpargyle]

'aphasia, patron saint of signal'

Certain initial imagery generated within Midjourney AI ~ then modified, collaged, & glitched.

(Realistic Paint Studio, Sketchbook Pro, Midjourney AI, Canva, beFunky Photo Editor, & PhotoMosh)

[escaping-peril12]

NEW OFFICIAL BNHA ART JS DROPPED 🗣‼️❗️

I'M SILENCED THEY LOOK SO GOOD

[ethereallad]

BOOK REVIEW: The Shipbuilder of Bellfairie by M. Rickert. Tragicomic magical realism.

M. Ricket’s novel The Shipbuilder of Bellfairie is almost uncategorizable. It’s a magical realist character study/slice of life smalltown drama. The magic in the novel is more in the vibe than it is in concrete acts of wonder. There are hints of fabulism in the stories the characters tell one another, and when ghosts do appear, they are as natural as the sea air that drenches the small New…