I learnt from an author on Instagram the actual difference between why choose & reverse harem

WC: All members ( 2 or more) are ALL connected . Swords cross and everything

RH: 1 woman, 2 men or more just connect with the woman, no swords

Can anyone who’s reading/read this book tell me if it takes place on Halloween or in the run up to? I’m looking for a spooky book to read on Halloween but want it to match the vibes 👻

This book explaining Trixie Mattel’s career wasn’t on my bingo card

I’m currently reading Alchemised, if you didn’t know, it’s a book that was a fanfic revolving around the Harry Potter characters and The Handsmaids Tale , and I have seen discourse online about how it’s inmoral to read this book because in the end it gives JK Rowling attention and more fame.

My questions are:

1. Is it wrong to support authors that publish fanfiction, if the fanfic was originated from an author of problematic works? (Like JK)

2. Is it alright to publish fanfiction or do you believe the author of the original material, the world it was based in, should get copyrights and some recognition because fundamentally the story was based on their characters and work?

3. Do you have some controversial opinion on the matter?

i love to listen to audiobooks but audible is just too expensive for me to keep up with and sometimes i’m waiting months for one audiobook on libby. anyone have any other cost effective ways to listen to audiobooks?

I mean Jaws was a bit scary but is it really considered horror? Do I have a mistaken idea of what constitutes horror?

Okay so I need some help guys. I'm a good way through the book now and I'm not loving it. At first the fourthwall/footnote thing was cute but now it's annoying and I'm not feeling very invested in the characters &/or mystery so for anyone who's read the book or is further in than I am. Does it get any better or should I quit while I'm ahead and DNF now?

I mean Jaws was a bit scary but is it really considered horror? Do I have a mistaken idea of what constitutes horror?