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InCo is a scifi audio drama about a crotchety information seller, and her over zealous health android who find a brat self entitled piece of child, floating through the inky void of space.

After saving him, they find out the reason he was left for dead as they get wrapped in the turmoil caused by his disappearance.

Episodes run between 5-8 minutes on average. The series also contains bonus material (minisodes, worldbuilding, blog posts, etc.) as well as transcripts on the official website incopodcast.com. It's available on all major podcasting platforms!

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Happy Audio Drama Sundayyyyyy it is so hot. Everyone stop using oil. Maybe we can head off climate change in time for me to go to work tomorrow. And if we can’t, well, at least we have audio drama.

🌽 These last few episodes of Alice Isn’t Dead have been CHILLING. I do really love those very American things like the corn palace (Did you know it’s kind of a community project?), and to use those things to introduce the real threat of this season, the cold lack of morality presented by curiosity…I’m starting to see why we’re not telling Alice.

🔮 The Adventure Zone will never be Balance again (who else up crying their eyes out about the graphic novel?), but this series, Royale, is so freakin good. Griffin is just really good at setting up a metaphor. Oh you want ultimate power by killing off the competition? Yeah it turns out that the competition is just there to harvest you. No winners. The founders wanted to save the world without being self-sacrificial and what they created ate them alive. This certainly has no relevance to now.

🎤 I loooooooved the @storiesfromylelmore Q&A. Anyone who follows ItMe! knows that they talk about their little brother often, and I can really feel that tone and compassion in the way they talk to the characters, even up to and including protecting them from things they’re not ready for yet. It’s a sort of kindness and I love it.

👂This week kicked off the podcast version of @earwaxblog!!! I am so pleased to be involved in this project, getting to do what I already do with these Audio Drama Sunday posts in more depth and detail. I’m sure y’all will recognize this month’s review and the reviews I’ve done for future episodes from my gushing here, but I also get to read them and have the Ear*Wax team lovingly sound design them. There’s nothing like Ear*Wax right now. If you want reviews of audio drama, music recs, interviews, editorials, and audio experiments, look no further.

See you guys next week!

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Avatar Aang thoughts (Well, something that bothered me enough that I spent a dream trying to fix it)

Avatar, since Korra, is really bad at showing oppression. You have the Denied going "we need power" and you have Sokka sort of being bothered by it in the intro but it never really like... goes anywhere? We never see it. I feel like there was a scene that was removed or something and I really wish that they engaged with this more meaningfully because as it is it sorta reads like

Denied "we need power to protect ourselves" -> "we're evil for wanting this" -> "we're destined to do great harm if we ever try to protect ourselves and people will die" -> "we're delusional because there is literally no evidence of oppression anywhere" -> "much like Sokka if we just work harder and put our minds to it, we can overcome our innate differences and allow the benders to take care of us!"

Which... is... uncomfortable...

Instead what I wish had happened was y'know that silly Sokka intro? We can work that and keep it silly and fun but we move it to the governing body of the Southern Water Tribe. Katara should not be the leader (I think she was...) because she lives in Republic City. Instead, she should be ambassador (if she already is, my bad) and Sokka should have been given a very important government job. He's actually super qualified, and Katara thinks he has been, but because he's not a bender, he's been shunted off into basically a closet, where people ignore him and children visit and so his going through the whole "I was super important" section is still silly but also, like, showing that he hasn't really gotten anywhere. Make one of the kids into a nonbender who is super excited to meet Sokka, disappointed he's not where he's supposed to be [insert brief flash back of him trying to argue, being belittled and ultimately removed from the room for being "unqualified" to talk about these issues because he's a non-bender. Mention something about how he's only there because of Katara's insistence and his connection with the Avatar]. But after hearing how useful he was the kid is dazzled again, Sokka lies about his real office being under repairs and the kid asks "so I can be anything?" And Sokka puts on his big brother attitude and ruffles their hair like "yup! You can even become [insert stupid title that means nothing and everything]".

BAM we got evidence that this is an issue. Sokka would never tell Katara or Aang because he doesn't want Katara to intervene (he can't have her pull strings he should have this. He should be smart enough to figure this out. Didn't she?) and Aang would tell Katara or worse intervene and now he has a position because the Avatar got involved. Nothing to Zuko because he thinks Zuko's too busy doing fire lord stuff, also, that's just not the type of thing he'd send. He sends stupid stuff there to irk him, not general pleas for help. He doesn't talk to Suki about it because Suki doesn't exist in this movie apparently (she has a cameo) The only person who does know and he does talk to this about is Toph because

she will never mention this to anyone unless directly prompted

she has no interest in changing a system that doesn't work for her, she will literally just break it and start over. So her advice here has always been "why don't you just work for me then?" Or "I don't know why you're wasting your time. They're not going to change" [colored by her struggles with the Beifong family]. She's annoyed that he keeps mentioning it, but also, she gets it and is a little blunt about it but she does listen.

And NOW you have the perfect storm so when the oppression bit comes up and everyone starts to brush it off Sokka gets uncharacteristically quiet or tries to sneak away and Toph goes "no, they're right." And then she just makes Sokka tell everyone. And he tries to downplay it but it's obvious this is a real problem he struggles with and everyone else is horrified that they didn't know while Toph is cleaning her ear like "don't you guys ever listen?"

How do I propose they solve this issue, you ask?

...I don't know.

Uhm, likely they just make a promise to listen and try. It ultimately must fail because the timeline needs to add up in Korra. So maybe there are some strides and then a backslide after the Avatar who was the one forcing a lot of changes through, dies and then a rewriting of the history to pretend this small gain never happened.

Other (minor) things we could add!

The Denied has been trying to meet with Aang. In the first meeting when they fight and he says "can't we talk it out", "we've been trying!" this is a point for a brief gag that exists when Aang comes back from the temple and Katara's super happy to see him, hugs him. Pulls out a letter and says something about him getting mail. He hugs her back and says I'll put it with the others [cut away to just a chair/desk covered in paperwork and cobwebs], the envelope reads something about a meeting request. We see *le gasp* that they have been trying.

In that scene where Aang is being all angsty about being the last air bender and does the brace against the window frame bit while talking about how Katara can't relate

have Katara say she can relate because she's the last of the southern water tribe (potentially indicate that he's only so lonely because he wants to feel that way, that he can bring back the practice, if not the air temple)

have Aang point out that they wouldn't be benders and at the same time reinforce that 1. he also has biases to non benders and 2. point out to Katara that she's not as alone as he is because her sister tribe survived

This'll give that scene when he chooses Tagah over her and his friends more meaning too. Also makes it so much better when he accepts the rebels into the air temple.

Things that would be nice to have but wouldn't be strictly needed.

Make it so Katara and Zuko are both vaguely aware of the denied but they also had more important stuff to get to (indicate some sort of familiarity with the idea, they likely brushed it off too because this would be a blind spot for both of them. It's not malicious mind you, they're just an oppressing class)

When things with Aang falter have Tagah have an odd interest in Sokka, they bond briefly on growing up in a world as non-benders, but just when they're getting close to being true friends, Tagah says, something and Sokka puts on that "haha totally" act and shoves a ton of space between him and Tagah. Tries to point out to Aang that the dude feels weird.

Spend a SINGLE scene with the Denied so we can figure out what the fuck kind of oppression they've been facing omg. Why are y'all willing to die en masse for this?? Then the "I'm not like you, the world hasn't been kind to me" moment might land better and then Katara can say "it hasn't been to me either [because it fucking hasn't], I understand what it feels like to be so mad at the world [but we can choose to be kind anyway] or [but giving into rage will destroy/corrupt what you're trying to protect]" or some equally heartfelt bullshit that is at the core of Katara's character (I don't think she's a bullshit character (I mean this movie version kinda is but OG Katara was a great character) but I do think that, sometimes, people just gotta die man) and that could be the moment our rebel girl opens her eyes like "oh shit"

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The first issue of @earwaxblog was INCREDIBLE. I listened to it on the train today and every aspect of it felt nostalgic and inventive at once. Great musicians being recommended, great interview and reviews, and so much care and attention put into the sounds and segments. I am already so excited for the next one!

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they keep putting romance in everything. and it isn't even well written romance. they don't even write it well.

#All I want to know is why it works #I don't care how toxic or possessive they are if you explain to me why this is desirable and why our plucky protag is cool with it #All I need to know is how their personalities fit or clash and then I'm good. But sometimes giving them both personalities is too much

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i don't think i've ever actually done a "proper" audio drama sunday post on here at any point bc something about it felt ?? scary somehow??? but this has been a pretty good listening week for me & i do always keep a record of my listening regardless so i thought i might just be brave and give it a go :>

Audio Drama Sunday 26/07/26

🛸my main focus at the moment & the bulk of my listening this week has been is scifi improv comedy Mission To Zyxx, which i've been working through at varying speeds for the past year or so now (i'm making a physical listening diary of all my thoughts & reactions as a gift for a dear friend. it's a whole Thing xoxo). this week i listened to most of the first half of the final season (501: O Others, Who Art Thou?! through to 510: The Pest of Both Worlds - Pt. 1) plus some between-season/behind-the/scenes bonus episodes. despite the fact i'm definitely missing a staggering amount of star trek references this season, the show has continued to delight me, as it has consistently the entire time i've listened. the music & sound design has been fantastic throughout but in this fifth & final season it's better than ever before. i'm very excited to see this story through to the end & am so pleased to have finally met the famed Sea Captain, who i have been hearing about secondhand for years now (!!) & cannot wait to see how it all plays out :D

aside from that ongoing quest (or i guess you could also say.. that Mission.)(…,to zyxx.....), i've been doing my best to catch up on & keep up with other shows i love, though there's only so much time in each day </3

🗂 continuing on a comedy thread, i caught up on the most recent few eps of G.O.B.L.I.N.S ! which i can always rely on for a good & silly time - i'm really enjoying how the characters & their relationships are all coming together, & honestly a little personally proud of elizabeth for how far she's come in such a short time :') there was a scene with a distant church bell that had me confused for several mins because it sounded just like my actual local one but i think that just shows how well-done the sound design is <3hehe

🏃‍♀️ i also listened to eps 6-8 of Something's Amiss at Juniper's House for some proper evening horror listening <3 it's interesting to come back to this after i initially listened to the first 5 eps a little while ago on a Very Long bus+then train ride, so returning to the characters felt almost like i was back in transit despite the fact i was just walking around my house. which was odd. but i think it added to the overall atmosphere. & interesting to observe how memory can do these kinds of things (thematically appropriate? maybe? tehe) also wow i am lovinggg each and every piece of gorgeous episode art that comes out

🦴 Eeler's Choice ep 11 featured some very satisfying/stressful/well-executed peril & moments that had me clapping my hands & gasping aloud in equal measure, alongside music & sound design that reliably has me closing my eyes to really Feel the impact of it all. good shit. love me some polypore puppetry

🏘 i also caught the 3rd of Shelterwood's weekly relistens (happening in the Podcast Book Club discord 👀). i've listened many times before but it's always fun to have a scheduled listening party with other people, especially when those people happen to have made the thing !! & are providing behind-the-scenes commentary !!! i've personally been reading along with the in-character annotated transcripts for these, which is really enriching my experience of the characters as well as hitting me with consistent emotional poison damage. (in a good and cool and fun way. <3)

that's all for fiction this week (i say as if that's not like 18 hours total listening time) but i did also catch the first audio issue of EAR*WAX magazine which i am absolutely LOVING. so so nice to hear about these things from people who really clearly really care. enthusiasm comes across so obviously in every aspect of the thing & it took me much longer than its runtime to get through because i had to pause and immediately follow up on Every Single Music Recommendation. all such good stuff. really glad this exists. :)

OK The End! feels kinda early but it is a Sunday afternoon for me so if anyone has objections please take it up with Time Zones thank you very much 🙏

Avatar Movie

Minor Bad Guy: I'm not like you the world hasn't been good to me!

Me: Are... are you talking to Katara? Katara whose mom died in a genocide? Katara the last water bender of the southern water tribe? The girl who was forced to learn blood bending? Who fought to be taught in the northern water tribe? Who went into a concentration camp? Who was turned into a child soldier? Who had to bring the avatar back to life? Who fought Azula and won?

AANG GET OFF YOUR FUCKING HIGH HORSE! KaTaRa YoU WoUlDn'T UnDeRsTaNd she is like the only person who might???

DID THEY JUST FORGET KATARA'S ENTIRE BACKSTORY?!

She wasn't coddled, man.

#PUT ME IN THE WRITER'S ROOM!#Also why the fuck was everyone from 5000 years ago so much hotter than the current people?

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At least there’s always trans women from fiction podcasts <3333

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I was saving my Vesta files on to my external hard drive today (because I am very smart and attractive) and I found a list of podcast recommendations that I wrote in 2021 for a friend who was looking for something to listen to before bed. And it made me smile because I sheepishly entitled my list of [checks notes] sixteen audio drama recommendations 'Here lies the depths of my insanity xo'. It's funny because these days I regularly review around 5-10 shows every single week!! Anyway, if you're interested, please use the read more Time Machine to see what I thought about my fave 16 shows in 2021!

Here you find the depths of my insanity xx

Pods that are probably okay for bedtime:

Name: Welcome to Night Vale Genre: Absurdity/Sci Fi/Comedy Length: ~25 minutes Spookiness: 5/10 Complete: Ongoing One line description: Community radio updates from a small desert community where every conspiracy theory is true. Pros: Main actor has the nicest voice ever (?), incredible writing, can easily dip in and out, shit loads of episodes Cons: the ‘weather’ comes in about 2/3 of the way through and sometimes it’s quite loud Appropriateness for bedtime: 8/10 (literally only that you might find the weather annoying)

Name: Lost Terminal Genre: Sci Fi Length: <10 mins Spookiness: 0/10 Complete: Ongoing One line description: The sentient AI on an orbiting satellite tries to make his way home Pros: Actor has a nice voice and is very softly spoken, loosely plot driven, thought provoking Cons: I’ve only just started listening to it so can’t vouch for the later episodes! Appropriateness for bedtime: 9/10 (also has a short musical interlude but it’s usually pretty chill)

Name: The Penumbra Podcast (Juno Steel Series) Genre: Sci Fi/Noir Length: 30-45 mins Spookiness: 0/10 Complete: Ongoing One line description: Follow Juno Steel, Private Eye (On Mars) as he solves cases and maybe becomes the love of your life? Pros: Literally some of the best character writing I’ve ever come across?? Funny and heart-wrenching and there’s one episode that is my go-to episode to listen to when I can’t sleep. Great backing music. Cons: Occasional audio kissing noises. The first episode is a lot more camp than the rest, I almost didn’t get through the first ep but am vvvvv glad I did. Appropriateness for bedtime: 7/10 – sometimes there are noisy sound effects

Name: Moonbase Theta, Out Genre: Sci Fi Length: ~10-30 mins (the episodes get longer as the seasons progress) Spookiness: 1/10 Complete: Ongoing One line description: Audio recordings from the Communications Lead as Moonbase Theta prepares for shutdown. Pros: Main actor has a nice voice and the first season is literally just him talking so would be good for bedtime! Cons: Can’t really think of any? Appropriateness for bedtime: The first season or two is definitely 10/10 for bedtime, things get more chaotic in season 3

Name: The Strange Case of Starship Iris Genre: Sci Fi/Mystery Length: 40 minutes Spookiness: 1/10 Complete: Yes! One line description: Science Officer Violet Liu is rescued from the Starship Iris before life support systems fail but is all as it seems? Pros: Just a really fun mystery with lots of interesting characters, well acted Cons: Some action scenes get noisy Appropriateness for bedtime: 7/10 – sound effects, might be difficult to keep track of the plot if you fall asleep during hehe

Name: The Far Meridian Genre: Fantasy/Mystery (?) Length: ~15 mins Spookiness: 2/10 Complete: I think it’s ongoing but I’m not up to date One line description: Agoraphobic Peri searches for her brother and finds that her house moves somewhere new every day Pros: Fairly chill, some good voice acting Cons: I’ve only listened to the first few episodes so can’t vouch for all of it Appropriateness for bedtime: 8/10 – at least for the first few eps!

Name: The Bright Sessions Genre: Superheroes Length: 30 mins Spookiness: 2/10 Complete: Yes One line description: Dr Bright is a psychologist providing therapy to people with atypical powers Pros: Lots of episodes and starts off just like listening in to someone’s therapy session so it’s pretty relaxing? Cons: Some scenes of distress and violence later in the series Appropriateness for bedtime: 7/10 – at least for the early epsI’m about 2 eps away from finishing it all and I’m kind of holding out bc I don’t want it to end …

Name: EOS10 Genre: Sci Fi/Medical/Comedy Length: ~30 mins Spookiness: 0/10 Complete: No One line description: Doctor joins a military hospital base in Space to ‘help’ the alcoholic Chief Medical Officer turn his act around Pros: I found it pretty funny and really enjoyed listening to it! It’s like Scrubs in space, really and requires so little brain power to enjoy, it’s nice like that. Talking cat 10/10. Cons: I want to be a space doctor :( the main con is that there was an issue with an actor so the whole direction of the show drastically changes halfway through. Appropriateness for bedtime: 7/10 – some louder sound effects but otherwise great[Note from 2026 AMC: lmao, I don't know if I'd started work on Vesta at this point yet, but I never told this friend about it!]

Name: Mabel Genre: Folky Horror Business Length: ~15 mins Spookiness: 6/10 – I would say it’s more atmospheric than scary. Complete: No One line description: Anna works as a carer for an old lady in her big house and leaves voice mail messages for the lady’s grand-daughter, Mabel. Pros: Some really nice pieces of writing. The writers started writing this together and are now MARRIED, excuse me??? That feels like a pro. Cons: I got a little lost towards the end of Season 3 and am yet to pick it back up Appropriateness for bedtime: 4/10 – can be unsettling, sometimes there’s screaming lol

Name: Kane and Feels Genre: Paranormal Investigators Length: I honestly can’t remember Spookiness: 3/10 Complete: No One line description: Holmes and Watson if they investigated ghosts and did even more drugs Pros: It’s like BEAT POETRY!!!!!!! The music is so good and the actors’ chemistry is off the scales Cons: The first episode is arguably the weakest of the bunch but worth getting over that minor bump for the enjoyment of the rest of it! Appropriateness for bedtime: 5/10 – some loud sound effects, especially in the first episode

Pods that maybe aren’t as good for bedtime but I love them so much and it would be REMISS of me not to share xx

Name: The Magnus Archives Genre: Horror Length: ~20 minutes Spookiness: 8.5/10 Complete: ALMOST One line description: The Magnus Institute takes statements from people who’ve had strange experiences. Pros: each episode ‘statement’ is a wondrous piece of writing in itself but it also has this incredible overarching plot that has made me re-evaluate the way I engage with horror full-stop. Cons: Scary Appropriateness for bedtime: Pfft, I mean . . . (1/10)

Name: Alice Isn’t Dead Genre: Horror Length: ~30 mins? Spookiness: 8/10 (More for violence than actually bone chills) Complete: Yes One line description: A woman trucks across America to find her presumed dead wife. Pros: It’s SO good. So well written. I just really GOT under my skin to the point that a someone said the word ‘Praxis’ (which is relevant) and they should have just punched me in the stomach, it would have felt the same. The main actress has a delightful, sweet voice. Cons: None Appropriateness for bedtime: eeeeeeeh. I found it made me a little jumpy, 1/10Honestly, it made me reflect on love in a way that few other pieces of media have ever made me do.

Name: Janus Descending Genre: Sci Fi / Horror Length: ~30-40 mins (I think) Spookiness: 9/10 Complete: Yes One line description: Scientists go to a new planet and what they find there ain’t too pretty. Pros: YO this is the cleverest pod I’ve ever listened to. The episodes flip between the characters’ perspectives but one story is told chronologically going forwards and one is told in reverse. It’s SO CLEVER. I wept. Cons: I wept. Appropriateness for bedtime: If you wouldn’t have Alien playing while you’re trying to sleep, don’t listen to this while you try sleep. 0/10

Name: Dreamboy Genre: I don’t even know Length: ~45 mins Spookiness: 4/10 – again, more atmospheric Complete: Yes One line description: A musical experience of the gayest disaster to ever grace your ears. Pros: the music and writing is just something else, leagues and leagues beyond any other podcast I’ve ever listened to. Like, the production on this is immaculate. Cons: It’s very NSFW in parts, like so very NSFW that I think very carefully about whether I want people to know I’m a fan haha Appropriateness for bedtime: 5/10 – It’s not spooky, but I found it atmospheric enough to unsettle me and also some of the songs are just BOPS like I couldn’t sleep and listen to it

Name: I Am In Eskew Genre: Horror Length: ~30 minutes Spookiness: 8-9/10 Complete: yes One line description: David Ward is trapped in a horrifying city that doesn’t want to let him go. Pros: Excellent, top notch horror. Genuinely scary and so well written. The main actor’s voice is very soothing though, as is the co-star’s. There are emotional twists in this that made me just sit and think about life for a while. Cons: None, if you like horror then this is almost defs one of the best podcasts out there. I wish I had written this! Appropriateness for bedtime: maybe if you’re a psychopath, idk. 0/10

Name: The Silt Verses Genre: Horror Length: ~45 mins Spookiness: 8/10 – but it’s early days right now and I suspect it might get scarier Complete: No, there’s only 5 eps now but it updates every two weeks One line description: Two prophets of a long-dead God go on a pilgrimage to bring it back. Pros: Same writer as I Am In Eskew so you already know it’s going to be incredible. It’s very scary already but also such an incredible exploration of faith and horror and what motivates people. Cons: No-one else I know listens to it . . . sure would be nice to have a fellow listener! Appropriateness for bedtime: nope I feel in my bones that this will end up being a firm fave of mine one day!!!!

Talked about a cake I dreamed about with so much longing in my voice that my brother apologized like I was talking about a dead family member.

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*guy who doesn't know anything about sports and has never cared about sports in his life* hey did you know womens professional baseball is returning after 70 years and the games are going to be streamed for free on youtube and the season starts august 1st

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Our time is now. The inaugural season of the WPBL begins August 1st, 2026.

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#ashamed to admit that this did get me

marzipanandminutiae

so as I'm thinking about fae fantasy and romance and romantasy, I am reminded of a question I've pondered idly a few times:

is ACOtAR Bad or is it just Being Criticized By Character Morality Police?

because every time I've seen people tear into it, it's been a combination of things I care about (no emotional beats are allowed to land, pacing issues, telling too much proportional to showing, author plagiarizes other works, etc.- those aren't the specific criticisms but things like that) and things I really don't (the Dark Fae Prince of tortured Angsty Morally Gray Darkness Did A Problematic!!! the Lead Character of a Fantasy Book is a Mary Sue!!!!!)

I don't think it would be something I adored, or that rewired my brain like Shirley Jackson, Discworld, October Daye, etc. for one thing it sounds DEEPLY Straight(tm) and that would get boring after a while. for another it's been described in some places as twilight but Faeries, which sounds like casual brain-disengaging wish fulfillment to read while munching popcorn

(my Hot take as an adult who's been on multiple sides of the debate now is that the only truly Objectionable part of twilight in terms of real-world impact is how it portrays the Quileutes, but I don't care enough to have that conversation)

still, part of me is made curious by all of the pearl-clutching

#I made it about halfway through and I can tell you that the ML and MC don't have any like... chemistry?#It's sorta the whole thing this is supposed to revolve around and it's pretty lacking. She and the background dude fit better actually.#It's sorta passively racist and SJM in general has some issues with the Black community #(The Breonna Taylor incident)#The sex scenes are just like... bad? I mean it's scraping like medical book level. She gets better by Nessa's book (book 4)#And there's some glaring issues with the world building and characterization #Like iirc she has access to an entire weapons room WEAPONS FAE USE TO KILL EACH OTHER and I think she takes like... a kitchen knife??#Anyway it's bad on its own merit but I can find enjoyment in bad books (I had fun with Fourth Wing which also had some race issues #and pacing problems and very repetitive sex scenes)#Its biggest sin for me was that it was boring. Is it as bad as people say it is? No. Not really :/ I fear it'd have to be more interesting #But like conceptually I am high key obsessed with the series. I think it's fascinating the pull between what she suggests and #what she portrays. What the selling points of their sexiness are and what we get.

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