I eventually pawed around and found my way to L’Engle, McKillip, Butler, and Le Guin, but you had to HUNT.

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And McKillip's books were always so difficult to find!
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I have a copy of "Fool's Run" and if people want to come sit in my living room and read it, fine, but you ain't taking that out the door.
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“manosphere”

“mantasy”

THESE ARE ALL NAMES FOR GAY CLUBS.
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Considdering the one big mainstream "Manosphere" "Mantasy" Franchise The Lord Of The Rings" launched countless Slash offerings. . .
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Mantasy is clearly a Vegas male strip club full of drunk bachelorettes and ... yeah, ok, gay men. You got me.
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also: HOMO ARIGATO
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Science Dicktion
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Ah yes, fantasy and sci-fi, two genres that were historically feminine?!?!?!?!?
What’s you’re favorite McKillip novel bc I don’t have an immediate answer
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Song for the Basilisk is my fav, but all of her novels are like stepping into a dream.
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I also have a fever dreamed storyboard for the like the first three chapters of The Blue Sword
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I always have had a soft spot for Forgotten Beasts of Eld <3
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And I love Earthsea, but that book really is about a boy and he really does have a destiny in it.
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