Yuletide Recs III
Special Yuletide Madness Edition, aka: the shorties.
Better Call Saul
Always something smoldering somewhere: post season 3 AU with terrific Jimmy and Chuck interaction
The Princess Bride:
MorgenCon: William Goldman's novel worked with the literary conceit of being only an very much abridged edition of a grand satiric and historical ouevre by Simon Morgenstern. This author ran with the concept and gives us the programm for a convention of Simon Morgenstern fans. Readers, I'm still on the floor with laughter. Also I want to attend this convention.
Star Trek:Discovery:
A Vulcan Christmas: what it says on the tin. Every now and then, even messed up Vulcan-human families enjoy a fluffy holiday experience. The Sarek/Amanda dynamic is golden. :)
The Haunting of Hill House (tv)
Hidden: Theo character portrait through the years, sharp and poetic.
Historical Fiction:
A.D.1504 in which celebrated master painter Albrecht Dürer and bff Willibald Pirckheimer enjoy more than a bath together. An endearing mixture of humor, angst and overall comfortableness with each other, and I think you can read it even if you don't know much or anything about the German Renaissance.
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Better Call Saul
Always something smoldering somewhere: post season 3 AU with terrific Jimmy and Chuck interaction
The Princess Bride:
MorgenCon: William Goldman's novel worked with the literary conceit of being only an very much abridged edition of a grand satiric and historical ouevre by Simon Morgenstern. This author ran with the concept and gives us the programm for a convention of Simon Morgenstern fans. Readers, I'm still on the floor with laughter. Also I want to attend this convention.
Star Trek:Discovery:
A Vulcan Christmas: what it says on the tin. Every now and then, even messed up Vulcan-human families enjoy a fluffy holiday experience. The Sarek/Amanda dynamic is golden. :)
The Haunting of Hill House (tv)
Hidden: Theo character portrait through the years, sharp and poetic.
Historical Fiction:
A.D.1504 in which celebrated master painter Albrecht Dürer and bff Willibald Pirckheimer enjoy more than a bath together. An endearing mixture of humor, angst and overall comfortableness with each other, and I think you can read it even if you don't know much or anything about the German Renaissance.
This entry was originally posted at https://selenak.dreamwidth.org/1320813.html. Comment there or here, as you wish.