After reading Laura Brown's recent Telegraph article, "Gen Z's taste for fairy porn lays bare the MeToo generation's hypocrisy", I have thoughts. Quite a few, actually. Lets get into it. The Telegraph recently described romantasy as "fairy porn", reducing an entire genre to a lazy stereotype. Here's why that argument misses the point. I've been … Continue reading Romantasy Is More Than “Fairy Porn”: A Response to The Telegraph
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What We Lose When Adaptations Remove Difficult Storylinesย
Right now it seems like we are in the golden age of book to screen adaptations. The most recent example is Off Campus. A lot of plot changes were made compared to the book. Iโm not deep diving everything here but there is one element that I keep seeing online that has got me thinking; … Continue reading What We Lose When Adaptations Remove Difficult Storylinesย
I watched Off Campus and I have thoughts…
Initial thoughts and feelings To note, my expectations were already pretty low after seeing the trailer, but I still tried to go in with an open mind. Iโd also literally finished rereading The Deal the day before starting the show. The first couple of episodes were ok, but it went downhill fast imo. The last … Continue reading I watched Off Campus and I have thoughts…
The Double Standard of Female Main Characters in Fantasy Romance Books
When a brooding MMC comes along, we swoon and fall at their feet. We canโt get enough. Thereโs a reason shadow daddies dominate our shelves. But when a woman in literature is written with rough edges โ when she has an attitude, makes selfish choices, or refuses to soften herself โ suddenly sheโs โunlikeable.โ Cold. … Continue reading The Double Standard of Female Main Characters in Fantasy Romance Books





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