Snowflake Challenge #5

[evandar]

In your own space, create a list of at least three things you'd love to receive, a wishlist of sorts. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it and include a link to your wishlist if you feel comfortable doing so.

1. Fan art - I adore receiving fan art for my writing. It always makes my day and I love going back and staring at it over and over again. My writing can be found here. If anything inspires you, then I'd love to see the result.

2. Icons - I'm always on the hunt for new icons that represent my current fandoms. Icons for IT, YuGiOh! DM, MDZS and SVSSS are all very much appreciated as are more gothic/spooky-themed ones.

3. Fandom recs - IT: Welcome to Derry finally inspired me to get my shit together and get a decent VPN, so I'm no longer restricted to things that are available only in Vietnam. So, recs please! I'd love to expand my fandoms list. I'm usually into horror, crime, or things that can be construed in a vaguely spooky way, but I do also enjoy fantasy - specifically either classic fantasy, e.g. The Lord of the Rings, or xianxia.

Comments

[muccamukk]

A crime show I really liked last year (though it came out before that) was Dalgliesh (a new adaptation of the P.D. James series). There's three seasons, and it's really buttoned down and filmed in a way that makes everything slightly uneasy. Really great cast, too.

[sweetsorcery]

I know you know that kindreadspirits has plenty of gothic/horror recs. :D

Generally speaking, and if you'd like to mix your horror and fantasy interests in one author, Lord Dunsany comes to mind. I haven't read any of his specifically fantasy stories, but he was generally such a good writer, I imagine they're well worth checking out.

[goodbyebird]

If you have access to Netflix, I highly recommend Interview With The Vampire, Haunting of Hill House, Scavenger's Reign, Midnight Mass, Dark, and the original Fear Street trilogy.

All will give you a creepy/spooky good time.

[tsuki_no_bara]

following on from goodbyebird's recs and only if you can get netflix, the haunting of bly manor and 1899. 1899 only has one season which is VERY DISAPPOINTING because it ends on the perfect jumping-off point for a second season. it's deeply weird and unsettling and may or may not make any sense to you but if you like dark i'd definitely check it out.