I am sometimes very slow to reply to comments. Sorry! But at least I'm all caught up on doing my assignments and am now just writing treats for exchanges. (Using a bunch of lovely Valentine's Bingo Fest prompts.)
Oh, the foodporn-y fandom is Famous Five - Enid Blyton. It's an English series of children's/YA books written from the 1940s to 1960s, when rationing was still very much a thing in England, so naturally, everyone's always eating. I've been reading them since I was a child myself, and I love it so much. It's a real comfort fandom. And it's alive and well, if tiny, with mostly a lot of post-canon slash.
If I read or wrote dystopias, I'd end up in a really bad place. I wrote a very angsty story for an exchange late last year, and I got so into the drama and pining of it all, I was as much of a mess for a couple of weeks as my suffering main character. :|
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But at least I'm all caught up on doing my assignments and am now just writing treats for exchanges. (Using a bunch of lovely Valentine's Bingo Fest prompts.)
Oh, the foodporn-y fandom is Famous Five - Enid Blyton. It's an English series of children's/YA books written from the 1940s to 1960s, when rationing was still very much a thing in England, so naturally, everyone's always eating. I've been reading them since I was a child myself, and I love it so much. It's a real comfort fandom. And it's alive and well, if tiny, with mostly a lot of post-canon slash.
If I read or wrote dystopias, I'd end up in a really bad place. I wrote a very angsty story for an exchange late last year, and I got so into the drama and pining of it all, I was as much of a mess for a couple of weeks as my suffering main character. :|