#fantasy squad

The issue is that the stuff I love in the genres is so rare, and the common tropes that most authors use are stuff I don't like. No hate to those writers who like those tropes ofc. We just have different preferences.

So the blog won't be community-centric, it'll be biased towards stuff I like. Which is fine, just don't come after me lol (I ain't getting paid for this, I just like organizing).

I have hyperfixated at times on media that's fantasy, sci-fi, supernatural or myth related, so the interest is there if done right

My main novel is fantasy, yes, with a knight, royalty, magic… but it's more humor than anything and that's what I love about it. And excluding fanfics (which were fantasy or supernatural anyway), I've written some fantasy/ supernatural/ myth work so, again, the interest is there... And let's not forget the huge fairytale retelling dark aesthetic database that I made.

And I do have some fantasy stuff I wanna write but lacking an outline to start :P

Inspired by this thread because there are writers who wanna write, but finding readers seems to be the issue which could be due to the lack of systemization of the genre (just #fantasy could be used by snippet writers and writeblrs promoting their actual books, both have vastly different audiences so you can see the problem)

I'll go ahead and tag the self-proclaimed "fantasy squad" from the thread @thepenultimateword @writing-on-the-wahl @watercolorfreckles @amethystpath-writes @snowshower @puddleslimewrites @muses-of-the-mind and @surplus-of-sarcasm who accidentally pushed me down this rabbit hole today when I just told @eahravinqueen a few days ago stuff I don't like about the genre XD