This time, we’ve voted in our Discord server, and we’ve decided…: Theme: Mythology (general) Read and review anything that’s a book – novels, comics, mangas, graphic novels, poem collections, scripts, short stories, etc. (Audiobooks count too, ofc!). Any mythology is allowed, from Greek to Roman to Asian to African… and so on. How to take…
July is disability pride & awareness month, therefore: Theme: disability Read and review anything that’s a book – novels, comics, mangas, graphic novels, poem collections, scripts, short stories, etc. (Audiobooks count too, ofc!) It doesn’t matter what type of disability – physical or mental – is featured, or to what degree! Though, if you can,…
There are many great and popular queer books, such as Heartstopper or Red, White & Royal Blue. But everyone’s been talking about it, and they also have cinematographic adaptations. Yet, these aren’t all queer books. In the depths of the ocean of books, lie many unknown and underrated queer books, mostly from indie authors, waiting…
Only a few characters/species of the whole cast are merfolk/water creatures. (They make more appearances throughout the series and aren’t the center of the plot to be listed unter “episodes”.)
A small amount of episodes/chapters in an otherwise non-water plot/franchise, where the MCs get turned into water creatures or they visit a merfolk (or both).
Here’s part 1 of my “merfolk & water creatures in media” series, starting with literature (books & comics).
We’re always looking at ways to bring communities together, and our Discord is just one way we’re doing this. In there, we’ve set up what we’re calling ‘Guilds’, smaller sections of the community with a set focus.
Read the full article, where you can get to know our current Guilds, and the first challenge we have in store!
Recently I had the pleasure of reading the book Dear Mothman by Robin Gow. This is a middle grade book about Noah, an autistic, closeted transgender boy in sixth grade who recently lost his best friend to a tragic accident. In the book, he deals with the loss by writing letters to Mothman, who was…
What a train ride. To quote a line from the book: “It was supposed to be a five-minute train trip, but there he is, over two and a half hours later and five hundred kilometers to the north. And somehow he feels like he’s got nowhere. Sucked into a journey he had no intention of…
