#its SO good dude. its such a good book

[s0up1ta]

toxic yaoi or something idk i haven't watched gravity falls

[ricky-mortis]

Have some Ted doodles- as a treat.

[kang-yina]

I have a enemies to lovers-lovers to enemies toxic yuri story with mattel i guess

[hanzajesthanza]

regretfully this is me seeing any modern interpretation of greek mythology now

[puhpandas]

Tony Becker is one of the only times that I've seen that a character has actually been doomed by the plot when people say he is

[mag200]

it is really funny to me that i was literally on tumblr in 2014 but had not read & did not care about grishaverse even a tiny bit. because. here we are ten years later and everyones moved on and im like hello. has anybody ever heard of the darkling.

[babypowdercocaine]

Hi I just finished playing The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood, I would now like a twelve book series set in this universe pretty please, give me more of the gay demon fucking space witches please.

[misterradio]

"The series will reportedly set Wilde’s 1891 tale of the impossibly beautiful Dorian amidst the contemporary beauty industry and will recast the main character and artist Basil Hallway as siblings."

you have to be kidding me you can't do this to oscar wilde. and you can't do this to me

[panicbones]

its genuinely incredible how just making a character a woman would improve their likeability to me

[superconfusedcoryn]

Me, explaining the plot of 'The last man' to anyone willing to listen:

"So hear me out: It all starts with Lionel Venery, the MOST bisexual fucker alive -"

[carcarrot]

i guess im being offered the job lol

[bidokja]

okay i know i said yeseo is dense but manages to make it endearing. but over 130 chapters in with him still being this like...not even dense really its more like he's refusing to learn or change his biased preconceptions about cedric, now im starting to wanna strangle him a bit.

[duckiesdoodlesdelight]

while you were out studying magic i was out studying the blade. and fireball

[bl00d-1n-wat3r]

My review of Hell Followed With Us by Andrew Joseph White copied and pasted from Goodreads

I have never written a review before but I need to. This book, I have no words is just beautiful in its own fucked up way.

I am a trans 15 year old boy with autism and full of rage who hasn’t gotten a chance to express himself. I grew up in the church and when Covid hit I figured out myself. Im an atheist and unapologetically gay. But the guilt still weighs down on my shoulders like God is watching me disappointed in me. This book made me feel seen. Made me feel heard, I no longer feel alone in my anger or sadness that bares over me.

I see why this book isnt for everyone and anyone who decides they want this book read the trigger warnings, this book is gory and not for the faint of heart. But if you decide to read it I hope you experienced it the way I did. I couldnt put it down and finished it in one day. The characters felt real. And every time something happened I had to put the book down for a moment and pace and stim because I was so full of excitement thinking about what was going to happen.

TLDR: Be gay, make lizards, read the TW’S, and Andrew Joseph White is an amazing author who deserves more recognition than the world could give him

[hmsmilkbone]

honestly. I don't really have a lot of interest in jjk anymore, which is super frustrating as the story foundation is really interesting. I have my favorite characters, and I'm not really interested in reading beyond this point.

As a whole, I'm not a huge fan of dropping stories just because they don't go the way you want. In general I personally try not to do this, but stories where the author clearly hates the material or the audience so much they're willing to destroy the story to do so are not enjoyable. I really don't think gege even really likes writing jjk anymore.

There may be some change that I hear about months from now where something worked out one way or the other, but in general I feel like this story is not going to resolve in a way that feels like reading it was a worthwhile experience. And like, for good OR bad. Not every story has a happy ending, but this is really not particularly interesting and I don't feel the need to continue a story where the writer isn't even interested in what happens or how it advances anything outside of their personal pettiness. Feels very much like grr Martin. All the meaningless death and abuse without any real redeeming qualities.

I'm trying to remind myself that not every author wants to be a storyteller. Not every story is good. It's ok to read stories that aren't the best simply because you want to see where it goes, but gege isn't superior in some way, and i dont 'trust that he's cooking'. Even if the story turns around in an interesting or strategic way, I really am not particularly impressed. Ordinarily I would stay along for the ride, but I can't bring myself to care about something even the author doesn't care about. :/

[leadersguilt]

respect for the fact that jean had to be one of the most outgoing in the 104h cadet corps.