#angela forest

[neonjawbone]

BLUESHIFT // GOODNIGHT 

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 A tribute to Blueshift, the ttrpg campaign I've been playing with my roommates the entire time we've lived together. I'm moving, we ended the game last week, and I keep crying about it!! Love you guys

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[blkinfilm]

Waiting to Exhale (1995)

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Angela Deane

[mcudc616]

Cast of Black Pather (2018) in Entertainment Weekly Magazine

[lakecountylibrary]

any recommendations for light/silly fantasy for someone who's read most of them? favourites are: finding home by hari conner, so this is ever after, emily wilde, the ruthless lady's guide to wizardry, legends and lattes, terry pratchett. also liked the very secrety society of irregular witches, the league of gentlewomen witches, tress of the emerald sea, some other f t lukens books, swordheart, fangs by sarah anderson. so anything with those vibes that are not one of those. I do want to read half a soul and psalm for the wild-built but I can't get them currently through my library.

Wow you were not kidding when you said you had read most of them! Many we would typically recommend are already in your list, but we DO have some more for you that hopefully you haven't read!

Oh, and real quick: You may have already done this, but if you haven't - check and see if your library has a purchase request or interlibrary loan service. Many libraries do, and often people don't know about it. They might be able to get you Half a Soul and Psalm for the Wild-Built if they know you're looking for them!

Now on to the recs:

Rachel says:

I have not read it yet, but I have heard great things about A Lady's Guide to Marvels and Misadventure by Angela Bell. And as a kid, I loved Bunnicula by James & Deborah Howe.

Abby says:

Try A Spell for Heartsickness by Alistair Reeves. The MC is a manic witch with a snarky corvid familiar, and they have to navigate setting up shop in a remote village that's harboring secrets and surrounded by some creepy woods.

Since you like FT Lukens I think you'd like this too.

Robin says:

In Other Lands by Sarah Rees Brennan - it's portal fantasy and the main character is incredibly genre aware. And sarcastic about it. The author is on tumblr and it shows (in a good way!)

Since you like T. Kingfisher, if you haven't continued on with Paladin's Grace yet it's very much in the vein of Swordheart so give that a look. You could also try A Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking which is a bit different to the World of the White Rat books but still great!

The Enchanted Forest Chronicles by Patricia C. Wrede was a formative read for me. Princess Cimorene is determined to avoid marriage so she arranges to get herself carried off by a dragon. It's a delight. Start with Dealing with Dragons.

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Hopefully there are a few there you haven't read yet and that you'll like! You can also check out our fantasy tag for all the fantasy recs we've made here over the years, light-hearted and otherwise!

[marejadilla]

Angela Lane, "Monochromatic Rainbow", 2020, oil on wood. UK artist based in Raumati, New Zealand.

[chenfordsource]

requested by anonymous

[angelstills]

Waiting to Exhale (1995)

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Angela Bassett in Waiting to Exhale (1995)

[lilleputtu]

The kids went to the forest to gather some firewood and get out of the house a bit.

[vixynntranzity]

if the Creepypastas girls had swimsuits💅

Laughing Jill:

Sally

Jane Richardson / Jane the Killer

Clockwork / Natalie

Nina the Killer

Judge Angel / Dina

Candy Cane

Weeping Forest

Lifeless Lucy

Lulu / Eyeless Lulu

Lazari

Nurse Ann

Sadiya

Roadwalker / Zayner

Suicide Sadie

Killing Kate

Pinkamena (human)

Zero

Kate the Chaser

[neonjawbone]

tabletop shenanigans. viv has had a really weird up and down relationship with an npc named forest over several universes

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Jack Hodgins the Rizzler 💪

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[healingboost]

Hiii mercy nation... im feeding you my art