RoaSF: bar some linguistics sulk, I am definitely into this. It has plants! It has compost! It has a lot of "here is how we manage death". (I didn't like the first one, did like the second one, and have been crying a lot about the good plants and respect-and-community in this one.)
Normal People: our protagonist is a girl-then-young-woman raised in an abusive and violent household, with poor social integration and maaaaajor Emotional Impermanence Issues. It... can be hard going? But also it's very obvious why I love it, I'm just really baffled about it being A Mainstream Darling.
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Date: 2019-04-18 09:38 pm (UTC)Normal People: our protagonist is a girl-then-young-woman raised in an abusive and violent household, with poor social integration and maaaaajor Emotional Impermanence Issues. It... can be hard going? But also it's very obvious why I love it, I'm just really baffled about it being A Mainstream Darling.