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Halldor Laxness: Nobelpreis für Literatur 1955 - Atomstation - Verlag: Coron
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Süss: eine feministische Kritik
Ann-Kristin Tlusty
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You Made a Fool of Death with Your Beauty
Akwaeke Emezi
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Queer*Welten 15-2025
Judith C. Vogt
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Queer*Welten 15-2025
Judith C. Vogt
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Does anyone else feel as though the horror genre is more respected than fantasy?
How do I explain this, I've seen a lot of people who are into horror books but not fantasy ones rather than the other way around
Horror media get more serious discussions than fantasy media in platforms like yt and tumblr
And you don't see people hyping up fantasy icons the way they do horror icons (except for like the super popular stuff like lotr)
Maybe it's just me being biased, but I don't understand why horror is more popular than fantasy considering they both count as speculative fiction and a really intervined in their craftmanship
What do you all think?
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Foundryside (The Founders Trilogy, #1)
Robert Jackson Bennett
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TIL that erotic scenes make me even more uncomfortable when they are read to me. And that's on me, not on the narrator. Also, I kind of suspected before that romantasy isn't for me, and yes, it definitely isn't.