First and foremost, I highly recommend Mark Z Danielewski's "The Familiar" which begins with "One Rainy Day in May." https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23012473-one-rainy-day-in-may
I won't even attempt to tell you what this story is about; it's told from the viewpoint of several different people: The leader of a gang of drug dealers, a dirty cop in love, two parents, one who writes in code and one who writes in academic notations, and a little girl called Xanther who suffers from seizures and can see rocks over people's eyes. She has a little cat.
So my feed is a little depressing lately. I thought I might try and lighten it up a bit with some ✨ BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS ✨
It seems like a lot of you have read "17776: What Football Will Look Like in the Future."
(If you have not it is here and you really, really should read it: https://www.sbnation.com/a/17776-football)
A lot of the comments I'm seeing are saying seeing how weird and cool and strange it is - and you're right! It is!
But there is a lot of fiction like this out there! I won't overwhelm you, but I'm gonna throw out a few things you'll probably like.
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Not only did women fly bombers in WW2, but they were called "Night Witches" (Nachthexen in German).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_Witches
AWESOME.
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@r4v5 hugs are good. :3
@Maverynthia I have no cat pics. :(
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Anyway I made this today based on my past 24 hours online https://witches.town/media/OfRvwdHovERu1TqPsqI
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@gourgou I do not, but I am really not into Harry Potter (shun the pariah)
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Anyway my birdsite is a bit of a garbage fire right now thanks to some ill-timed retweets so does anyone wanna talk about anything that isn't politics? Maybe fanfic? Maybe cats?
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When else in a story about strange magical goings on in a cross-dimensional world am I going to get to use the phrase "noble weenies?"
So thank you, Sera. Thank you for existing so that I can make you say tremendous things.
“Some of them noble weenies were whispering, and the walls have ears - which they don’t, I mean, the littles have ears, usually pointy ones. Walls with ears, yikes. Don’t lean up against that, right?"