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FIC RECS AND THANK YOU ART::
Amazing fics by amazing writers and friends. Thanking everyone who made Gremy Day great! I love yall!!
Switch Up These Vibes by Kinnikinnick
Crack fic turned legit, all three Huntrix swap bodies during a mission. Early reveal fic, overcoming all that comes with that as well as trying to get back in their bodies. Such a good story, and there are so many funny moments woven in!
@fox-plum
r/hanahaki - I (F23) am in love with my best friends KM (F23) and CZ (F22) and they are dating each other by soroboros
Told entirely through reddit posts and comments, we watch Rumi's experience of realizing she is in love with her roommates/best friends. Develops Hanahaki Disease, but doesn't want to confess in fear of rejection and fear of tearing the others relationship apart.
@yo-soroboros
The Void and The Oblivious by Braingoesbrrr
On her way home, Rumi finds an abandoned kitten. She takes it home to her girlfriends.
@fanficgalore12
Devils Don't Fly by Ollie Seastone
Where Gwi-mas chosen favorites are granted wings, Rumi is horrified as one day she finds she has some. Not wanting Celine to see and deem her too demonic, she cuts them off. But they keep coming back. And she keeps cutting them. She can't let anyone see.
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if i was easy to kill, you would have done it already by ramblingArachnid
A fic studying Mira, but through her fascination of spiders. Starting from childhood and through the formation of Huntrix.
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sharing orientalejuderia’s mizrahi & sephardic reading list (part one/part two) for mizrahi heritage month:
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homeless tongues: poetry and languages of the sephardic diaspora by monique r. balbuena
creating conversos: the carvajal-santa maría family in early modern spain by roger louis martínez-dávila
living with the law: gender and community among the jews of medieval egypt by oded zinger
german jewry and the allure of the sephardic by john m. efron
extraterritorial dreams: european citizenship, sephardi jews, and the ottoman twentieth century by sarah abrevaya stein
maimonides and the merchants: jewish law and society in the medieval islamic world by mark r. cohen
sacred places tell tales: jewish life and heritage in modern cairo by yoram meital
uprooted: how 3000 years of jewish civilization in the arab world vanished overnight by lyn julius
the jews of islam by bernard lewis
the last kings of shanghai: the rival jewish dynasties that helped create modern china by jonathan kaufman
spinoza’s religion by clare carlisle
israeli bourekas films: their origins and legacy by rami kimchi
israel’s black panthers: the radicals who punctured a nation’s founding myth by asaf elia-shalev
we look like the enemy: the hidden story of israel’s jews from arab lands by rachel shabi
becoming ottomans: sephardi jews and imperial citizenship in the modern era by julia phillips cohen
jewish salonica: between the ottoman empire and modern greece by devin e. naar
the aleppo codex: in pursuit of one of the world’s most coveted, sacred, and mysterious books by matti friedman
double diaspora in sephardic literature: jewish cultural production before and after 1492 by david a. wacks
we are few: folklore and ethnic identity of the jewish community of ioannina, greece by annette b. fromm
folktales of the jews, volume three: tales from arab lands edited by dan ben-amos
sephardi voices: the untold expulsion of jews from arab lands by henry green and richard stursberg
memoirs/biographies
the art of leaving by ayelet tsabari
family papers: a sephardic journey through the twentieth century by sarah abrevaya stein
leaving iran: between migration and exile by farideh goldin
three worlds: memoirs of an arab-jew by avi shlaim
return to casablanca: jews, muslims, and an israeli anthropologist by andré levy
out of egypt: a memoir by andré aciman
life as a visitor by angella m. nazarian
memories of eden: a journey through jewish baghdad by violette shamash
the global merchants: the enterprise and extravagance of the sassoon dynasty by joseph sassoon
fiction
alexandrian summer by yitzhak gormezano goren
tomorrow there will be apricots by jessica soffer
south of sepharad: the 1492 jewish expulsion from spain (a novel) by eric z. weintraub
kantika by elizabeth graver
the familiar by leigh bardugo
mazaltob by blanche bendahan
Hello!
Zoey, as we all know, grew up in the US
What are some things that she wouldn’t know about Korea or the culture, that people that have lived there their entire lives would?
A lot of the fics that try to talk about this seem to mention a lot of big stuff that I do think she would know, or would have been taught so all of that doesn’t really make sense to me (i’m also pretty sure the people writing those arent even Asian, much less Korean or have done even a little bit of research so😭)
Tbh, it's not my place to say what people struggled with because I have never step foot in America in my entire liffe so I don't know what it's like personally, but I have asked a friend of mine who had spent most of their childhood in the states before coming back to Korea when they were older, so here are some of what it's like according to them:
1. Digital ID
Korea has been very gungho about ID verifications since like the 2000s. Everything you do from checking your bank account to commenting online needs to be verified first. If you don't have an RRN and Korean sIm card, your phone is pretty much as useful as a brick.
The moment Zoey naturalizes as a US citizen, she's no longer considered a Korean citizen and loses her Resident Registration Number assigned to her at birth (just the numbers, not the card by the way) so when Zoey moves back to Korea permanently, she has to register for an Alien Registration Card which contains a new RRN unique to her. She then needs to get a local SIM, without that SIM, she can't link her phone to her RRN. If her phone isn't linked to her ID because of the SIM, she can't do anything even as basic as ordering food for delivery.
2. Getting used to Domestic Apps
In Korea, Google isn't the preferred browsers for most people, it's Naver. Almost everything is done through Naver – searching online (Naver), directions (Naver Maps), e-payment (Naver Pay), blogging (Naver Blog), and entertainment like online manhwa (Naver Webtoon) and radio shows (Naver Now). There's also other apps like Kakaotalk for communications, Coupang for online shopping. This isn't to say foreign apps are used though, some the most common apps to use are Youtube, Netflix and Instagram. it's just Naver covers a lot of areas.
3. Shoom
Korea is very fast paced especially in big cities like Seoul. There's a korean word, "빨리빨리" which means "Hurry-hurry", and everyone is always in a hurry to get wherever they have to be in, there's barely any time to breath at all.
4. Elders' bluntness.
Ajummas and ajussis can be particularly straightforward and often don't hesitate to speak their minds especially if they see something wrong being done. Something as litte as placing your chopsticks and spoon on the wrong sides [it should be chopsticks on the right, spoon on the left, not the other way around (even for left-handed people)] can set them off and make them go on a tangent about how you won't become a good wife if you don't even know how to set the table right for your parents. (note: not all elders are fierce like this, btw. But older generations do tend to care more about reminding younger generations to have some common sense rather than softening the blow just for the sake of their feelings).
5. Honorifics
Zoey might struggle withh non-family based honorifics because honorifics are very contextual outside of the family which is more static, like, for example: she would know Seonsaengnim means anyone who is an expert at their craft so – Teachers? Seonsaengnim. Doctors? Seonsaengnim? Professional painter? Seonsaengnim. A chef known for perfect jjajangmyeon? Not Seonsaengnim. He's Sajangnim because he owns the small restaurant. CEO of a corporation? Not Sajangnim. Daepyonim because it's corporate.
These are some of the things they just had in mind at the moment. Hope it helps!
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Walrus With Ivory Tusks, c. 1950. Inuit Culture. Stone, Ivory and Pigment. 8,3 cm x 17,8 cm x 13,3 cm.
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*slides cookie jar* 🥺 Hurt rumi? ☺️☺️🫰🫰
Haven’t had much time to draw of late but lucky for anon there is almost always a sketch of hurt Rumi somewhere in my WIPs
rumi goes on some survivalist competition show and people are mega confused bc its not even a celebrity competition show, it’s a normal one that is notable for just how brutal it can get for its competitors. they get almost nothing to start off with, and are expected to do everything on their own, with a camera feed on them almost all the time. the goal is just to outlast your competitors. you can tap out at any time, and if production feels it’s necessary (which it sometimes does) it will essentially forcibly med evac you.
everyone is questioning how this nepo baby pop princess is gonna be able to make it past the first day, with several people tuned in just hoping to see her crash out early on
but rumis been raised with a lot of survival knowledge. she knows how to start a fire, hunt, fish (with and without a pole), preserve food, make a cooking spit, etc
by the end of day 1, shes the only one with shelter. and its a good shelter too, one that people got to watch her build in real time. its sturdy, and warm, and somehow, inexplicably, made of WOOD. she actually built a little hut.
shes got enough preserved food to get her through several months ready by the time any other people have built proper shelter
millions of people watch as the queen of kpop gets through this competition effortlessly. no one can quite fully believe what theyre watching but they cant look away, and they have no choice but to start to believe
almost a month in, all but one other person is left. the weather has been a nightmare for the other contestants. people who were doubting rumi at the start are now her honest to god fans.
the last one other than rumi is cold and pale, shivering and struggling to make a proper fire. his food is dwindling. he’s not looking too hot, and people are pretty sure that if he doesnt just give up outright in the next day or so, hes gonna be med evaced
rumi looks just fine, health wise.
but shes clearly sullen. her health has stayed steady this whole time, but her mood has been nosediving over the course of the last few weeks
“its weird,” she says to the camera at one point, while chewing on a piece of jerky she made herself, “if i was doing this a decade ago, i would probably have been in good spirits right about now. i didnt have many people in my life who i could consider close to me. this isolation would’ve meant nothing to me.
“but since then, ive met mira and zoey. two people who i couldnt imagine my life without. whose souls feel so tethered to my own.” her voice grows rough. “these past few weeks have been agony without them. i havent even been able to hear their voices. look at their faces. my only solace is that my dreams are full of the two of them, and my mind has cataloged every detail about them to the most minute of them all, so their voices are closer to echoes in my brain than imitations, and their faces appear to me as vividly as if they were in front of me.”
she stares at the jerky in her hand. “i cant wait to go home to them. i wont quit, even though it kills me being away from them any longer.” she turns her attention back to the camera, and points at it, knowing her girls are watching her in that very moment. there are tears in her eyes. “just you wait, mira and zoey, im gonna win this whole thing, and when i do, we’ll never be apart ever again!” her lip wobbles, and the tears begin to spill. “i love you girls so much!”
(back home, mira and zoey clutch each other, sobbing as they watch her, “WE LOVE YOU TOO!”)
luckily, it only takes another day for rumi to win the show. her picture is shown next to those of the former winners at the end of the last episode, and the contrast between their end of show appearances (tired, malnourished, pale) and hers (well rested, full, flushed) is almost terrifying.
her speech to her girls goes viral online, as do the images and videos of her being picked up from the airport by mira and zoey in big, sobbing hugs