Okay, so I already said that this book features snarky lesbians and vampires, but I somehow forgot to mention that it ALSO has snarky lesbian vampires.
I'd better stop before I end up quoting the whole book.
I read (and enjoy) a lot of different flavors of romantasy, but I think my favorite is "two highly-competent and extremely-deadly utter, utter dorks who dislike each other discover that they might actually kinda like each other after all".
Just started "Lucy Undying" by @kierstenwhite.bsky.social, and so far I'm really liking it. Snarky lesbians! Vampires! Told in an epistolary style, like Stoker's original! Giving some much needed depth and agency to a character generally dismissed as the Bimbo and/or Slut Victim in most adaptations!
This would be an example of the kind of book I talked about in my previous post. And it's free this weekend!
Finally watching the recent Dungeons and Dragons movie. It's the most Dungeons and Dragons thing I've ever seen. I've played actual sessions of Dungeons and Dragons that weren't as Dungeons and Dragons as the Dungeons and Dragons movie is.
...bisexual lighting?
Halo: Infinite is the best Halo game since the original.
I love Star Trek Online, both because I love Star Trek, and because it's one of the few MMOs I can play where I never have to interact with any of the other players.
But I am so increasingly weary of the volume of "modern Trek is woke and bad!" chud garbage flooding the social zone chats there.
"Dracula usually kept three brides, but they lost one in transit. I imagine she’s still wandering around Europe somewhere, trying to find her way to London. Or maybe I ended her existence at some point without realizing it. Doesn’t matter."
At this point I was hooked. I hope it stays this good.