Meet and Greet

[latespring]

I'm super excited to have everyone here! Since people might not know each other, I'm putting up this post for intros.

Name/ what types of books you like to read/ anything else you'd like to share? I think a lot of us run in similar circles (those being kpop rpf), but not always in an overlapping way. Do you have a favorite group?

If you haven't checked out the questions post yet, that's still open! It has some questions about what you'd like to read, and how you'd like the group to run in it.

I'll throw an intro comment under here as well!

Comments

[bookishdagger]

Hi all!! I’m bookishdagger (she/her), you can also call me vee :)

I try to read somewhat broadly but my favorite and most-read genre is definitely fantasy! Lately I’ve been reading more nonfiction (specifically related to history) + books that are not fantasy because I really am trying to branch out. I’m also reading a lot of manga recently + am trying to get back into reading comics too.

Right now most of my fannish energy is being directed towards Seventeen but I also really love TXT, BTS, and Le Sserafim. I am also ZB1 enjoyer (altho I am Very Bad at keeping up with them lol)

[latespring]

I'm so glad you're here!

also I totally get branching out, I've been trying to do that recently too

it feels like there's sooooo much content for the zeebees, maybe because they're so new they're trying to do everything at once. do you have a bias?

[bookishdagger]

Hanbin is my bias though Jiwoong has been really creeping up there lately!!

[latespring]

he really does that doesn't he :') <3

[kpopwinemom]

I have also slid back into manga recently! I've been loving What Did You Eat Yesterday, such a delightful slice of life series.

[bookishdagger]

Ooh I’ve never heard of this one but I will add to my (ever-growing) list!

[kpopwinemom]

It's so good! It's been one of my favorites for years and years and years, though I took a few years off from reading it before finishing like...11 volumes in a day. It's like, half a cookbook, so it's generally a pretty quick read.