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"your obsession is flattering, pan. and i share it." "obsession?" "is that not what they call it, when two men can think of nothing but each other?"
my full piece for our favorite scene charity zine! i drew my favorite scene from peter darling by s.a. chant 🧚🗡️
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VERY EXCITED TO FINALLY SHARE.... The endpaper illustration I did for the @rainbowcrate edition of Peter Darling (by @essaychant)! It was an honor and an absolute delight to paint this view of Peter, Neverland, and [sexy sexy] Hook. (In Rainbow Crate's "Hoist the Colors" July 2025 box! Extras are available now. Link to get your very own, very fancy copy of Peter Darling. )
The books I plan to read for the trans rights readathon this year! March 21st-31st!
Alternatives to Harry Potter bc FUCK JK Rowling:
«Tu obsesión me halaga, Pan. Y yo la comparto». «¿Obsesión?» «¿No es así como se llama cuando dos hombres no pueden pensar en otra cosa que no sea el uno al otro?»
Peter Darling de Austin Chant
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Okay, I'm not sure if this particular genre of books has a name, but it's books where the author has taken a classic or fairytale story and has made it queer?
Like
Most ardently (pride and prejudice retelling)
Peter darling (Peter pan retelling)
Teach the torches to burn (Romeo and Juliet retelling)
Self-made boys (the great Gatsby retelling)
Ash (Cinderella retelling)
Mad for the hatter (Alice in Wonderland Retelling)
Cinder house (Cinderella retelling)
If anyone has any suggestions could you rec them to me. Please and thank you.
I have been informed that this is called a queer retelling.
Peter Darling (Austin Chant)
What's it about?
I'm gonna be real with you. This is Peter Pan fanfiction. It is Pan/Hook fanfiction. And you should read it.
Did I finish it?
Yes! This one went down smooth.
Was it any good?
Listen. I like to avoid reading blurbs or summaries as much as possible. I like finding out what kind of a story is going to happen as I am reading it. So for the first like, chapter and a bit, I wasn't really vibing. Like, it was fine enough, but I've never really been one for Peter Pan retellings, and I wasn't sure what this book was going to bring to the table.
So finding out the reason that the book is titled as it is read like a reveal to me, and one I didn't see coming. I don't often get a lot of moments like that any more, those lines that make everything click into place and you go 'OHHHH. Oh okay. That's what this is about, huh?'. So this one was just, excellent. For those that don't know, I won't spoil it. Don't read the blurb. Just the first couple of chapters. It's worth it, I promise.
Some of the other choices made are... interesting. The fairies become 'fae'-- a tiny change, but one that dates the book to a certain aesthetic period, one afraid of the silliness associated with Barrie's fairies. More noteably, the Red Indians and Tigerlily are quietly excised entirely. An understandable decision, perhaps one made out of caution, politely ignoring the less desireable elements of the original.
Then the thing that stuck out to me most of all-- the lack of the 'mother' motif that's so prominent in both the story and the cartoon. Again, I can see why-- the key change made in this retelling would make the way the original Wendy embraces the role fundementally impossible to replicate-- but in a book literally about queering gender as both play and defiance, the book's choice not to engage with the original's ideas of motherhood at all is glaring. Like, come on. The kraken is right there. That's a Freudian manifestation of all-consuming feminity if ever there was one.
That said, the majority of the book was extremely familiar and comfortable to me. When I say it's Peter Pan fanfiction, I don't mean that as an insult; it's a formal description of aesthetics and mechanics. There are nods here and there to Barrie's style of humour, but the tone is wholly the authors own, for better and for worse. I enjoy it-- the pseudo-sex through sword-fighting is great, Ernest is a dear (if a little underwritten), and the scene in the cave after Pan and Hook escape the kraken reads exactly like scenes me and my partner have roleplayed with our own characters time and time again. I love it, and it's not what I started this project for. 8/10
Up Next: A Family Affair by Harper Bliss
four quotes i randomly highlighted while reading
Peter Darling by Austin Chant
