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unabellaguerra

They/them, 20+, my comfort genres are fantasy, danmei & baihe xianxia/wuxia, queer lit and shonen (soon shojo) mangas, but will explore more. I love angst, plot twists & worldbuilding!

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Universe Quest: Lord of the Rings & Tolkien's Legendarium
Gothic Literature
Iconic Series
My Taste
Babel
Ballad of Sword and Wine: Qiang Jin Jiu (Novel) Vol. 1
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (Maya Angelou's Autobiography, #1)
Les Misérables
The Silmarillion
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Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, Vol. 1
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Monkey King: Journey to the West
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The Fifth Season (The Broken Earth, #1)
29%

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  • If you could study one fictional subject, what would it be?

    I am having a godawful time focusing on my study right now, even with the Pomodoro method and a cute Pomodoro game.

    So, for when I come back, if you could study one fictional subject, what would it be?

    This could literally be anything that (we assume) doesn’t yet exist. Caretaking of dragons? Alien languages? The rise and fall of a fictional species empire?

    Anything. Just please give me a comment section to look forward to and think of me as I push my boulder of balled up assignment attempts up the mountain alongside Sisyphus in Tartarus.

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  • Crooked Kingdom (Six of Crows, #2)
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  • Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, Vol. 1
    Fern is a lonely, but problematic, name
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  • Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, Vol. 1
    Eisen is the epitome of a dwarf-name
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  • Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, Vol. 1
    Himmel is a powerful name with a twist
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  • Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, Vol. 1
    Any Germans here? - Thoughts from 23% (page 44)

    I'm reading a German translation of this and it's low-key funny. I heard that the Frieren names are very clearly German, but I didn't know it was too on the nose.

    It's fun, I'm not really criticising it, but it does give me a chuckle everytime I come across a mams and how it's clearly reflected in their personality.

    Got me thinking - are there any German fans here? What do you think about that (and the German translations in general)? Are there any readers out there interested in a breakdown on these names and my predictions on these characters?

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  • Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, Vol. 1
    Any Germans here? - Thoughts from 23% (page 44)

    I'm reading a German translation of this and it's low-key funny. I heard that the Frieren names are very clearly German, but I didn't know it was too on the nose.

    It's fun, I'm not really criticising it, but it does give me a chuckle everytime I come across a mams and how it's clearly reflected in their personality.

    Got me thinking - are there any German fans here? What do you think about that (and the German translations in general)? Are there any readers out there interested in a breakdown on these names and my predictions on these characters?

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  • Witch Hat Atelier, Vol. 4
    Richeh's secret cauldron nook - Thoughts from 9% (page 17)

    That enchanted cauldron where you can drop down into a tunnel that leads to a secret nook with a comfy armchair... I want that so badly.

    Honestly I relate to Richeh in that moment - wanting to retreat to a comfy space after a frustrating and overwhelming moment. All what's missing are bookshelves with books...

    (Edited: changed the name because I learned the English spelling, I've been reading the German translations)

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