Maybe.
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If i don’t do well on Watty with it, I swear to god, I would move the story to Busan and swap Liam for Ji-Min or something…
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Eheheh
They are not vampires, they are bloodsucking werewolves.
It doesn’t make sense to call vampies “demons of the wild”, does it?
Lol yes. That will make you super popular.
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It will also result in an assassination attempt by my child. I was already told that Moongrel and Dissident Alpha is lame as titles.
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I only know of Busan from the beloved classic Train to Busan.
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You know it’s lame when your kid tells you it’s lame.
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I’ve been to Busan, and actually saw more of Korea than I did of Montana where part of the story takes place. So, I can do it. Just… another rewrite for no certain success.
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She is my demographics litmus test.
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Good call.
All I have are my parents and they aren’t very good.
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I still wouldn’t say it’s different. Kind of does depending on how you look at it.
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I fail to see what you mean, in saying that they are not different.
The original thing I commented on you were asking if that was considered different from the popular supernatural creatures.
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Now I see.
I think it’s a bizzarre twist, though.
If you want something completely different…
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I’ve definitely seen that twist before but I also was very obsessed with the werewolf genre for quite awhile. So very little twist with the subject surprise me.
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You have also seen Catholic Satantist Werewolf Vampires?!
What do you think of the weird pear tree thing?
That’s definitely a weird way to describe it but yes. Although, I thought since you said twist they weren’t hybrids and just drank blood. But if you actually mean hybrids then I’ve definitely seen it otherwise no I haven’t.
It’s definitely interesting although it’s something I couldn’t see being more than a short story.
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Nah, they aren’t hybrids. Did you hear about the werewolf trials of Europe?
Caveat: I’ve seen lots of literary agents mention this in their don’t query me if… list, and some in their don’t query me with this unless it’s significantly a different concept. I think we reached saturation here early, because #ownvoices pushed the eurocentric fantasy away, and this was already close to saturation.
I think the #ownvoices and BLM movements contributed a lot to pushing this to the forefront. But I think it’s also unfair to call something that is an effort towards inclusivity a trend. Because what happens when the ‘trend’ saturates? No more Black / LGBTQ+ narratives?
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I worry, as well, but I think oversaturated will happen when people are tired of reading the same stories over and over.
Again, there’s a million fluffy contemporary romances with queer characters, but nobody is writing enby Spartacus.
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