Community Recs Post!
Aug. 20th, 2020 09:45 amEvery Thursday, we have a community recs post, like this one, where you can drop a rec or five in the comments. This works great if you only have one rec and don't want to make a whole post for it, if you don't have a DW account to make posts of your own, or if you're just shy. :)
(But don't forget, you're also welcome to post recs directly to the comm seven days a week. :D)
So, what cool fic/art/vid have we discovered this week? Drop it in the comments below! Anon comments are enabled.
(But don't forget, you're also welcome to post recs directly to the comm seven days a week. :D)
So, what cool fic/art/vid have we discovered this week? Drop it in the comments below! Anon comments are enabled.
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Date: 2020-08-20 08:21 pm (UTC)FANART
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* black cat won't cross my path by
* with a bang (stunted plants can grow) by
One of the things that make this fic so memorable to me was seeing Yoongi making bad decisions that made sense at the time he made them. And then face consequences followed by pretty good grovelling on his part.
* [untitled] by
Yoongi happens to be a producer and songwriter who works with debut idol!Jungkook with his first album as well as help polish established idol!Taehyung's upcoming second album. If only he wasn't crushing on both of them at the same time...
First off, the author did an amazing job adding all kinds of details into the story about the behind-the-scenes aspect of the kpop industry. Everything from the grueling schedules to the differences between a good record label and one that sees idols as truly disposable.
In addition, I also liked how Yoongi, Jungkook, and Taehyung navigated the developing relationship between all three. Also seeing the rest of BTS rally around them was v. sweet.
* Worldwide Lonesome by
Rather than trying to woo Yoongi, Seokjin hides even deeper in the closet and then has to deal with some jealousy as he sees Yoongi have several one-night stands.
I loved the frankness in how Seokjin dealt with his anxiety abt the situation, the way the other members have major and minor revelations after Yoongi comes out to them and THEN seeing him bring men into the dorms, the molasses-slow shift from friends to something else between Seokjin and Yoongi, and the build up toward the acknowledgement of feelings.
Also, the Seokjin characterization was super on point. The author focuses on Seokjin as an introvert who uses humor to deflect until the self-defense mechanism complicates everything. And that kickstarts a moment of healing and tender resolution.