Fandom Snowflake Challenge - Day 6
Jan. 6th, 2019 08:00 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
maplemood
Day 6
In your own space, create a list of at least three fannish things you'd love to receive, something you've wanted but were afraid to ask for - a fannish wish-list of sorts.
Oh boy. I think this was one of the days I skipped last year--granted, I skipped a lot of days last year--because I've always felt so awkward just straight up asking for things. But this is a challenge, so:
1.) My fandom stocking is up here. Fandoms are Stranger Things, Penny Dreadful, Star Wars, and The Punisher, and I'd also love book recs!
2.) On that note, anybody who's watched Penny Dreadful (or any of these shows, really) and wants to gush about it is welcome to hit me up any time--I absolutely adore this show and it has a pretty small fandom. (And if you happen to like over-the-top Gothic horror with a strong found family element and haven't watched Penny Dreadful yet, I'd really recommend it!)
3.) Again: Book recs! Especially for books (middle grade, young adult, or adult) with a strong found family and/or loyalty element to them. I have an especially soft spot for middle grade and young adult fantasy--bonus points if it's creepy or weirdly charming (or both!). Realistic and historical fiction are great too, and I love a good romance.
Oh boy. I think this was one of the days I skipped last year--granted, I skipped a lot of days last year--because I've always felt so awkward just straight up asking for things. But this is a challenge, so:
1.) My fandom stocking is up here. Fandoms are Stranger Things, Penny Dreadful, Star Wars, and The Punisher, and I'd also love book recs!
2.) On that note, anybody who's watched Penny Dreadful (or any of these shows, really) and wants to gush about it is welcome to hit me up any time--I absolutely adore this show and it has a pretty small fandom. (And if you happen to like over-the-top Gothic horror with a strong found family element and haven't watched Penny Dreadful yet, I'd really recommend it!)
3.) Again: Book recs! Especially for books (middle grade, young adult, or adult) with a strong found family and/or loyalty element to them. I have an especially soft spot for middle grade and young adult fantasy--bonus points if it's creepy or weirdly charming (or both!). Realistic and historical fiction are great too, and I love a good romance.