[ SECRET POST #4885 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4885 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[far cry 5]


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03.
[The Living Dead]


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04.
[cats (2019)/taylor swift]


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[black butler/kuroshitsuji]


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06.
[twilight by stephenie meyer]


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07.
[Katekyoshi Hitman Reborn/KHR]


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[kakegurui - compulsive gambler]


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Comments

Re: Genres

[(Anonymous)]

High level - science fiction, fantasy, and crime/mystery/thriller. Those are the big 3, those are the things that I seek out and return to, I think they're the most interesting and best.

Within those three categories - for science fiction, I tend to like either very swashbuckling adventure space opera, or very soft-sf weird literary stuff. I also like science fantasy a lot. I'm not really interested in hard SF or military science fiction - it's not actually the scientific or technological or speculative edge of science fiction that's interesting to me It's really the ideas and the atmosphere.

For fantasy, I really like contemporary and historical fantasy, and then after that, soft-edged adventure fantasy and dreamy romantic fantasy. I usually don't read epic fantasy at all anymore. I just don't find it that interesting. I really like magic systems that are based on real-world occultism, and I like thinks that are interesting from a literary point of view - I don't care about realism or rigor in worldbuilding, I want to see interesting color.

For crime and thrillers, I either go really hard-edged or really cozy. So I love crime writers and mystery writes like James Crumley or espionage writers like Len Deighton or John LeCarre, and I like Golden Age writers like Dorothy Sayers a lot, but nothing in between.

Re: Genres

[philstar22]

Space opera and science fantasy are my scifi preferences too. I'm more into space as a setting for a story (and seeing alien cultures) and not particularly interested in technology, military, and science specifics.

Re: Genres

[(Anonymous)]

Hard same. I think ultimately trying to be too science-y about it just hurts the immersion too. It may be science fiction but the fiction part of the equation is what needs to be focused on.

Re: Genres

[philstar22]

Agreed. My dad loves scifi too, but he's more into the hard scifi stuff. He's much more of a technical brain though (majored in math and history). I'm much more interested in cultures and characters and how a scifi setting affects people. The setting is just a tool for me. I also love a scifi/fantasy crossover.