#gor book

[aowna]

reposting this GOR art

[cafe-smut]

Yuu: well I think you'll get it someday

Jamil: get what?

Yuu: love, silly!

Jamil: well what if I don't want a partner?

Yuu: love comes in all shapes, sizes, and forms, Jamil. Self love being one of them. It's tough to get at, that's for certain. But . . . It's real nice to have once you have it. Don't ya think?

[laughingwith-bluelips]

I totally forgot that:

1- Changewings can hypnotize people.

2- Hiccup has actually (kind of) trained a changewing in the past.

How. Are. We. Not. Talking. About. This.

I know this doesn't have that much fic potential or anything (except if your a weirdo like me and love the potential of hypnosis in almost every sfw situation). Like??? Phantom made Hiccup kiss Tuffnut and other stupid things just so he could not have the time to train her?? That's so freaking cool.

I need changewings hypnotizing people, I need this to be a chapter of RoB/DoB where the teens are actually suffering because the changewings are causing trouble in Berk WILLINGLY.

[void-of-unparalled-chaos]

Finally got my first DC comics. Bought the last copy of the DC Pride issues so I'm excited about that (had to get it. Any time there is ace rep in anything is a miracle). I also bought Hellblazer Vol 1 so hopefully it's as good as the employees said.

[a-gaime]

Every time I see bull red son an angel (me) loses it's wings (gets mildly annoyed)

[real-sun-wukong-fan01]

Puts this on the floor to feed you

Yes I'll try n draw their faces tomorrow

[victusinveritas]

The bit of Gor where they decide "No, fuck BDSM lite and all that garbage, let's see where this river goes (it goes to more BDSM lite garbage, Gorbage even). "

[thehauntedrocket]

The Chronicles Of Counter-Earth by John Norman

Art by Robert Foster

Ballantine Books (1972/1972/1973)

[vavuska]

The basic canvas used by John Norman to write the very deep dialogues between Tarl and his random female partner

"I'm your slave, Tarl Cabot!"

"Ehm, no. Thank you. Slavery is bad"

"No, I belong to you. You are my master"

"No, you are a free woman. Slavery is immoral"

...

"Ok, you are my slave"

Few pages after

"How you dare? I'm a free woman!"

"No, you are a Slave Girl! I'm your Master!"

"I love you, Tarl!"

I don't find the Gor novels controversial or antifeminist, because the main female partners are usually depicted as strong willed and smart. It's not even that disrespectful about women's autonomy, because the author gave to his male protagonist (Tarl Cabot, a human from modern-day Earth) a liberal and modern sensibility about slavery: Tarl is deeply against slavery and in every book I red so far, he frees slaves (in Outlaw of Gor he organizes a slave revolution against the oppressive matriarchal monarchy and also helped Lara, the former Queen, to develop a social consciousness and admitting the unfair parts of her city) and help oppressed women to become indipendent, self aware and express their true self. It's just a little paternalistic, but not misogynist. It's not even full of annoying sex scene as a person could think and sex is never described directly, at least in books I red so far. I think that Laurell K. Hamilton's sagas are more controversial and with more sex than actual plot. I the Gor novel there is a huge world-building and I love the way in which fantasy meets sci-fi novels.

[rolledspinepodcasts]

The Spawnometer

Episode 0:0:3:8

WildC.A.T.s vs. Cyberforce:

Killer Instinct

Spawn #38

& Cyberforce #0-3 (1993-1994)

& WildC.A.T.s: Covert Action Teams #5-9

https://spawnometer.blogspot.com/2023/09/spawnometer-0038-wildcats-vs-cyberforce.html

[caseyscraftycorner]

Love it when a mutual has a blorbo I've never even seen. Never even known about.

[starscreamingg]

[venusmage]

I just wanted to say abt ur poll on book opinions-- I said yea post all u want about it, and I would def love to see some of your artistic takes on some of what you read but also definitely wouldn't want to like. force u into drawing sth for each book u read, like if it speaks to u go crazy yk?

A GOOD POINT! i tend to not earnestly go out of my way to crap over stuff i don't like, but a book that ends up being really bad (i love...a lot of genres that can be so bad theyre good, but also just so. so genuinely bad) it would be funny as a challenge. either to make jokey lighthearted art or to try and capture the good ideas of a concept yk!!

[driveintheaterofthemind]

Vintage Pulp - Jungle Stories (Summer1943)

Art by George Gross

[bitegore]

"generic" but kind of interesting fantasy that then later reveals itself to be utterly batshit hard sci-fi so similar to fantasy as to be almost indistinguishable my beloved

[moltensmusings]

I know a common complaint about shoujo/shounen/YA books is that it's so weird for the protagonists to be teenagers and that people should start writing stories with older protagonist instead. But I feel like people who complain about that forget that the genre they're reading is intended to be for teenagers, and relatable to them.

The protagonists are between 13-17 because the audience largely is also expected to be around that age. Yes it's jarring to read it as an adult, and while you can like the stuff you read you also need to understand you weren't the intended demographic for the content you're consuming.

I'm in my 20s and I can fully admit that there are times where I find out a characters age and am appalled at how young they are. But I know for a teenager reading it, they'll just be having fun.