Hi! Yes, sorry, I wanted to comment before subscribing but I was in a hurry and wanted to "put a pin" on it so I subscribed. Thanks for adding me.
I'm happy there are other SnK fans here :) The fandom mainly lives on Twitter and that's not always a positive. I want a place for slower, more good-faith conversations. Are you looking forward to part 3.1?
(Armin is my definite fave but I like a lot of other characters, both those deeply explored by the narrative -- Reiner -- and not -- Pieck.)
And yes, I like horror! Mainly in movies and transmedial experiences (ARGs and the like), but in books too (I'm tentative here because I always find it difficult to articulate the kind of horror books I like -- it's a bit of a continuous quest. I usually dabble in more "liminal" stuff, so it's by trial-and-error because it's for books that are not marked as horror, like Picnic at Hanging Rock. The last one I read is A History of Fear by Luke Dumas and it was ok.) What kind of horror do you like?
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Hi! Yes, sorry, I wanted to comment before subscribing but I was in a hurry and wanted to "put a pin" on it so I subscribed. Thanks for adding me. I'm happy there are other SnK fans here :) The fandom mainly lives on Twitter and that's not always a positive. I want a place for slower, more good-faith conversations. Are you looking forward to part 3.1? (Armin is my definite fave but I like a lot of other characters, both those deeply explored by the narrative -- Reiner -- and not -- Pieck.)
And yes, I like horror! Mainly in movies and transmedial experiences (ARGs and the like), but in books too (I'm tentative here because I always find it difficult to articulate the kind of horror books I like -- it's a bit of a continuous quest. I usually dabble in more "liminal" stuff, so it's by trial-and-error because it's for books that are not marked as horror, like Picnic at Hanging Rock. The last one I read is A History of Fear by Luke Dumas and it was ok.) What kind of horror do you like?