/lit/ - Literature

How's your weekend going /sffg/?

I got dragged to a mini comic convention by a friend and after leafing through a bunch of Hilda comics for inspiration I had a story idea involving a girl who can control birds and uses them to steal from people

>>12675680
Oddly enough I don't read a lot with stuff like that, but most books that feature alliums don't make them humanoid, and I've got a few pics of them with tentacles. Given that they're a staple ingredient in pretty much every world cuisine, I think it's safe to say that women love them (as well as men, if you're into that)

Sorry I couldn't be of more help

>>12675762
You didn't hear this from me, but give homestuck a chance. One of the main protagonists set off a cycle of revenge that culminated in her using a mind-control mechanic to blind a former friend, walk a deserter off a cliff and force a dude kill his own girlfriend

>>12675948
I don't personally read litrpg, but I remember as a kid the idea of the genre always appealed to me. Granted, I was way more into video games then.

I think when people feel more at home in a video game than they do in real life, a setting with game mechanics is easier to connect to