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Search results for tag #fantasy

[?]Jendia Gammon » 🌐
@jendiagammon@wandering.shop

Great to see my Appalachian weird horror novella GODFESTATION as one of the new August 2026 horror books on Reactor Magazine! reactormag.com/new-horror-book

    [?]Jendia Gammon » 🌐
    @jendiagammon@wandering.shop

    Thank you to Read Jump Scares for featuring my new Appalachian weird horror novella, Godfestation! "All the New Horror Books Coming in August 2026"

    readjumpscares.com/2026/08/04/

      [?]Jendia Gammon » 🌐
      @jendiagammon@wandering.shop

      Thank you to The Lineup for featuring Godfestation (Aug. 11) in "4 Terrifying New Releases from Indie and Small Presses in August 2026"!
      the-line-up.com/indie-and-smal

        [?]Locus Magazine » 🌐
        @Locusmag@mastodon.social

        Be immortalized as a hero of short fiction! Back the Locus Best and of the Year anthology at any of the "your name in the book" levels and help us reach our stretch goals!

        Visit kickstarter.com/projects/20405 or the link in our bio.

        a paperback and e-reader version of the Locus anthology, plus a t-shirt with rocket, 3 mugs with rocket, squocket, on green background w/ floating rocks

        Alt...a paperback and e-reader version of the Locus anthology, plus a t-shirt with rocket, 3 mugs with rocket, squocket, on green background w/ floating rocks

          [?]Owen Tyme » 🌐
          @OwenTyme@mastodon.social

          Ebook and paperback: books2read.com/LegacyOfNewts

          The undead witch that rules the space pirates, known as the Dead Queen, has finally been defeated. That only makes it worse for the witches that pulled it off. She’s livid and coming for them, at least once she gets her star ship back under control…

          @bookstodon

          (Left) The cover of Legacy of Newts, by Owen Tyme.

In the background dawn, as seen from space, above a blue world.

In the foreground is a line drawing of a red spotted newt, in white.  The lines of the newt are outlined in black, to help it stand out.  The interior of the line drawing has been filled with the image of a spiral galaxy in red, orange and yellow, with a blue color that shades to white at the center, which lines up with the newt's head.  The galaxy almost looks like fire.

(Right) The background is a blue and orange nebula, with the following text over it:

“You gotta be real strong, real bright, real quick, or real lucky to survive drawing *attention*. Which are you?”

“I’m quick, Amelia is bright, Marta is strong and all three of us have been lucky, after a fashion: if we didn’t have bad luck, then I suppose we wouldn’t have any luck at all.”

(Bottom) https://books2read.com/LegacyOfNewts

          Alt...(Left) The cover of Legacy of Newts, by Owen Tyme. In the background dawn, as seen from space, above a blue world. In the foreground is a line drawing of a red spotted newt, in white. The lines of the newt are outlined in black, to help it stand out. The interior of the line drawing has been filled with the image of a spiral galaxy in red, orange and yellow, with a blue color that shades to white at the center, which lines up with the newt's head. The galaxy almost looks like fire. (Right) The background is a blue and orange nebula, with the following text over it: “You gotta be real strong, real bright, real quick, or real lucky to survive drawing *attention*. Which are you?” “I’m quick, Amelia is bright, Marta is strong and all three of us have been lucky, after a fashion: if we didn’t have bad luck, then I suppose we wouldn’t have any luck at all.” (Bottom) https://books2read.com/LegacyOfNewts

            [?]Adara Astin » 🌐
            @AdaraAstin@supervolcano.angryshark.eu

            I'm watching a time travel / past life / alternate timeline story (I'm being fuzzy on identifying details because I don't want to spoil it for anyone), and I've finally hit the beat where the female lead explains to the male romantic lead why she knows what she knows...

            ...AND HE BELIEVES HER. 🔥

            This is truly one of my favourite tropes and one of the hottest scifi/fantasy + romance tropes of all time.

            Is this because women and other marginalized people are so rarely believed and supported by cis men / members of dominant cultural groups? Yes, it is: we are hungry to be seen and believed.

            Want to knock the socks off of marginalized people (or at least this girl)? Listen to us, believe us, and trust our authority and expertise regarding our lived experiences (vs mansplaining, gaslighting, ignoring, etc.)

            This is truly top tier hotness and sexiness. 💋

            *If you want to share your recommendations for stories with these kinds of dynamics in the mentions, please put them under a CW so there are no spoilers for people who want to leave that as a surprise. Ta! 😘

            @bookstodon

              [?]Author Krishna Prasanth Guttikonda » 🌐
              @krishna-author.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy

              [?]Gretchen K Deahl » 🌐
              @gretchenkdeahl@pixelfed.social

              Teacups. Tiny monsters.
              Enjoying a peaceful moment to themselves. Humans aren't the only ones who enjoy a spot of tea now and again. Little monsters have been know to slip quietly into kitchens when no one is around and sneak a sip of two of freshly brewed sweetness. This sleepy creature drank a bit too much sweet jasmine tea and found it hard to stay awake. Shhhhhh...
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              NOW AVAILABLE in my Redbubble shop:
              https://www.redbubble.com/people/gretchenkdeahl/shop
              (Fulfills and ships orders worldwide. :-)
              (100% human-made) human imagined, drawn and painted, no AI whatsoever.
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              #art #artist #illustration #illustrator #spiritual #drawing #paintings #noAI #childrensbooks #fineart #artwork #landscape #nature #childrensart #artforchildren #interiordecor #flowers #mastoart #art #artistsonmastodon #artlover #artlovers #decor #popart #artnet #handmade #supportthearts #monsters #monster #creature #friend #love #march #forest #magic #imagination #fantasyart #fantasy #teacup #tea #sleepy #sleeping #humanMadeArt

              Set against a rosy colored wallpaper with pale blooms, a dainty china teacup decorated with swirling buds, sits quietly on a table top. Inside, a strange being reposes, with heavily lidded eyes. Atop its head are pink branches with teal colored leaves. It appears to be deeply pondering the universe as it slips into a blissful sleep.

              Alt...Set against a rosy colored wallpaper with pale blooms, a dainty china teacup decorated with swirling buds, sits quietly on a table top. Inside, a strange being reposes, with heavily lidded eyes. Atop its head are pink branches with teal colored leaves. It appears to be deeply pondering the universe as it slips into a blissful sleep.

              Acrylic Block

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              Classic Mug

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              Pillow! :-)

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                [?]Sameer Kankali Ⓥ☮✌🏼🌱💚🍉🐸🐮🐷📚📖♟️✊🏼 » 🌐
                @sameerkankali.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy

                [?]Michael Martinez » 🌐
                @michael@middle-earth.xenite.org

                Q: When Does A Tolkien Question Stop Being About Tolkien?

                ANSWER: Through the years I receive occasional thoughtful opinions or responses to recent posts on this blog, where long-time readers feel I may have strayed beyond their expectations or – in some cases – comfort zones. Those two areas are not the same (in my eyes). There may be other, unseen boundaries I occasionally cross. Years ago, […]

                https://middle-earth.xenite.org/when-does-a-tolkien-question-stop-being-about-tolkien/

                An imaginative illustration of Tolkien scholar and blogger Michael Martinez speaking to a group of people in front of a bookshelf under the words 'When Does A Tolkien Question Stop Being About Tolkien?'

                Alt...An imaginative illustration of Tolkien scholar and blogger Michael Martinez speaking to a group of people in front of a bookshelf under the words 'When Does A Tolkien Question Stop Being About Tolkien?'

                [?]Author Krishna Prasanth Guttikonda » 🌐
                @krishna-author.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy

                [?]Author Krishna Prasanth Guttikonda » 🌐
                @krishna-author.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy

                [?]Arista Holmes » 🌐
                @aristaholmes@mastodon.social

                [?]Marty » 🌐
                @marty49@mastodon.social

                I really love reading. I used to read mostly and , so you could often find me with my nose buried in , , The , or back in school. These days, I also enjoy classic literature by "great authors".

                And yes, I'm now an expert in children's books because I read to my son every night before bed . Sadly, I don't have much time for other reading these days.

                3/5

                  [?]Curt Johnson - Indie Genius » 🌐
                  @indiegenius@mastodon.social

                  Movie TV Tech Geeks 10 Forgotten Fantasy Books That Have Aged Like Fine Wine dlvr.it/TTqnkG

                    [?]Quasit » 🌐
                    @Quasit@beige.party

                    Quasit's Daily Book Recommendations: "Empire of the East" (1979) by Fred Saberhagen

                    Age Range: 17 to adult
                    Genre: Fantasy, Science Fantasy, series

                    Fred Saberhagen was highly prolific. He created several great series, one of which has had many additional entries written by other authors. "Empire of the East" is effectively a prologue series (written first) to his "Swords" series, which was quite popular. But "Empire of the East" is less well-known than the Swords series.

                    It's the far future. Earth is...different. VERY different. Facing the prospect of a nuclear war, the US government built an experimental countermeasure: a computer-controlled machine which would temporarily alter the laws of physics enough to make nuclear explosions impossible.

                    The creators of the machine didn't know that Russia had a similar machine. When war began, •both• machines activated...and their combined effect changed the laws of physics permanently, all over the world. In time it would be called the Change.

                    The effect was catastrophic. Nuclear detonations became impossible, but so did many other reactions. Technological items changed from mindless, automatic devices into strange, capricious beings who might or might not be malevolent. Some computers became djinn, or efrit, or other kinds of supernatural beings. Active explosions crossed by the effects of the Change became demons. In time the surviving humans discovered that the altered laws of physics allowed effects which could only be called magic.

                    [The Satrap Ekuman’s difficulties with his aged prisoner had only begun when he got the fellow down into the dungeon under the Castle and tried to begin a serious interrogation. The problem was not, as you might have thought from a first look at the old man, that the prisoner was too fragile and feeble, liable to die at the first good twinge of pain. Not at all. It was almost incredible, but actually the exact opposite was true. The old man was actually too tough, his powers still protected him. All through the long night he not only defended himself, but kept trying to hit back.

                    Ekuman’s two wizards, Elslood and Zarf, were adepts as able as any that the Satrap had ever encountered west of the Black Mountains, far too strong for any lone prisoner to overcome, especially here on their own ground. Yet the old man fought—in pride and stubbornness, perhaps, and doubtless with the realization that his fighting could cause powers so enormous to be arrayed against him, could create a tension so great, that his inevitable collapse would bring him sudden and relatively painless death.]

                    It's a remarkable series, and the transformed technology is absolutely fascinating.

                    "Empire of the East" is a collection of the first three books in the series; a fourth book, the end of the "Swords" series (which I also recommend) also serves as an ending to "Empire of the East". But the first three books provide a very satisfying story and ending on their own.

                    Sadly "Empire of the East" isn't available to borrow from the Internet Archive, unless you have disabilities. But it's still in print, and it's available as an ebook from the usual sources (please don't use Amazon). You may also be able to find it at your local library, and I've seen it in used book shops sometimes.

                    It's worth the effort to find.

                    There's a complete spreadsheet of all the books I've recommended here to date (along with links to each post) here:

                    docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d

                    Happy reading! 🤓📖

                      Dgar boosted

                      [?]Violinknitter » 🌐
                      @Violinknitter@wandering.shop

                      Hi! I’m Violinknitter, and I joined Mastodon in one of the fall 2022 Twitter exoduses. I found a fairly comfy little niche, and have been chattering happily here ever since.

                      I play violin, teach violin & viola, have a ridiculously long TBR list, listen to audiobooks & podcasts constantly. I like to chatter about , , , , , , , , and &

                      [?]My Tolkien Life » 🌐
                      @blog@mytolkienlife.xenite.org

                      And Now The Orc Mage Appears

                      For screen readers [ Click to expand ] A seven-panel comic in a cute Japanese chibi manga style shows seven recurring fantasy characters gathered around a large wooden table for a tabletop role-playing game resembling Dungeons & Dragons. The cozy room is warmly lit with lanterns and candles. The table is covered with colorful polyhedral dice, character sheets, pencils, books, and miniature figurines representing heroes and monsters. Kael serves as the game master from one end of the table. […] [SENSITIVE CONTENT]

                      Real Tolkien fans don’t change a thing, do they?

                      For screen readers

                      And Now The Orc Mage Appears

                      Alt...And Now The Orc Mage Appears

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                      [?]Ben Higbie » 🌐
                      @BenHigbie@mastodon.social

                      'Winter Hello Kitty & Marilyn' / 'Night Spirit'

                      mixed media / acrylics on wooden board

                      Made by myself, easy to order, reach out to me ~

                      a collage, it is marilyn monroe holding a bottle of perfume, bars of solid colors behind her, a floating sticker of hello kitty wearing a winter coat and ice skates is floating in front of her

                      Alt...a collage, it is marilyn monroe holding a bottle of perfume, bars of solid colors behind her, a floating sticker of hello kitty wearing a winter coat and ice skates is floating in front of her

                      a painting of a woman on a motorcycle in all black, waiting for the light to change, in the upper left corner is a woman putting on a jacket , her underwear on, flowers descending in a curtain to the girl on the motorcycle, a big gold and orange and blue dragon sparkling behind her

                      Alt...a painting of a woman on a motorcycle in all black, waiting for the light to change, in the upper left corner is a woman putting on a jacket , her underwear on, flowers descending in a curtain to the girl on the motorcycle, a big gold and orange and blue dragon sparkling behind her

                        [?]Sylvia Ritter » 🌐
                        @sylvia_ritter@mastodon.social

                        Silent Sunday 🪐

                        Blue sci-fi landscape. Cities protected by domes are leading you to a strange alien structure full of lights and life. The foggy background shows cute robots with long legs. Their eyes are glowing, protecting everyone and taking care that all citizens are safe. https://www.deviantart.com/sylviaritter/art/Speedpainting-03062020-844459582

                        Alt...Blue sci-fi landscape. Cities protected by domes are leading you to a strange alien structure full of lights and life. The foggy background shows cute robots with long legs. Their eyes are glowing, protecting everyone and taking care that all citizens are safe. https://www.deviantart.com/sylviaritter/art/Speedpainting-03062020-844459582

                          [?]Author Krishna Prasanth Guttikonda » 🌐
                          @krishna-author.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy

                          [?]Author Krishna Prasanth Guttikonda » 🌐
                          @krishna-author.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy

                          [?]AlanHeath » 🌐
                          @dadbodbot@ohai.social

                          Happy and relaxing Sunday!

                          A new story; continue with Rob on his adventures.

                          The Dragon Lord (The Emissary)

                          The next Chapter; “Agreements” now online at

                          wattpad.com/1618677072?utm_sou

                            [?]Quasit » 🌐
                            @Quasit@beige.party

                            Quasit's Daily Book Recommendations: "The Complete Compleat Enchanter" (1989) by L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt

                            Age Range: 15 to adult
                            Genre: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Parallel Worlds

                            This is one of the classics of the Golden Age of science fiction. The first two novellas–originally published together as "The Incomplete Enchanter" in 1941. This was one of the earliest science fantasy series; syllogistic logic is used to travel to alternate worlds based on myths and classical poetry. It was a bedrock text of the field for a long time. Later it was assembled with more Harold Shea stories and released as "The Complete Compleat Enchanter". Other editions exist.

                            Harold Shea is a young psychologist at an institute for the study of psychology when an older colleague comes up with a theory for traveling to alternate universes via syllogistic logic. Having a longing for adventure, he assembles some equipment (including a gun) and makes the attempt. He succeeds in transferring himself not to the world he intended, but to the world of Norse mythology: Midgard during the Fimbulwinter: the time of Ragnarök, or nearly so.

                            [Heimdall’s voice was smooth. “From which of the nine worlds do you come, strangest of strangers, with garments like to none I have seen?”

                            Shea thought. The question was a little like, “Have you quit beating your wife?” He asked cautiously: “Which nine worlds?”

                            Heimdall laughed lightly. “Ho—I thought I was to be the questioner here. But there is the abode of the gods that is Asgard, and that is one world; and the homes of the giants, that are Jötunheim, Muspellheim, Niflheim, and Hell, or five worlds in all. There is Alfheim where live the dwarfs; and Svartalfheim and Vanaheim which we do not know well, though it is said the Vanes shall stand with us at the Time. Lastly there is Midgard, which is overrun with such worms as you.”

                            Shea yawned. The mead and warmth were beginning to pull up on him. “To tell the truth, I don’t come from any of them, but from outside your system of worlds entirely.”

                            “A strange answer is that, yet not so strange, but it could be true,” said Heimdall, thoughtfully. “For I can see the nine worlds from where I sit and nowhere such a person as yourself. Say nothing of this to the other Æsir, and above all to the Wanderer. He would take it ill to hear there was a world in which he held no power. Now I will ask my second question. What men or gods rule this world of yours?”

                            Shea found himself yawning again. He was too tired for explanations and flipped off his answer. “Well, some say one class and some say another, but the real rulers are called traffic cops. They pinch you—”

                            “Are they then some form of crab-fish?”

                            “No. They pinch you for moving too fast, whereas a crab pinches you for moving too slowly.”]

                            A long quote, but I couldn't resist. Luckily Harold discovers that syllogistic logic doesn't just allow him to travel to different worlds; it allows him to perform magic, too. Real magic, albeit a bit unpredictable.

                            The results are funny and fun.

                            Several sequels were written by other authors, but (as is often the case) they don't really capture the magic and wit of the originals.

                            I'm not sure if the originals are still in print, but there's a good chance of finding copies in used book stores. Even ebook versions are hard to find, which is a real shame; classics like this deserve better treatment. Luckily you can find "The Complete Compleat Enchanter" on the high seas 🏴‍☠️, and it's also available to borrow for free from the Internet Archive.

                            archive.org/details/completeco

                            You can find a complete spreadsheet of all the books I've recommended here to date (along with links to each post) here:

                            docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d

                            Happy reading! 🤓📖

                              [?]Jendia Gammon » 🌐
                              @jendiagammon@wandering.shop

                              Ten days to Godfestation! Grief, love, and monsters await…
                              Preorder my Appalachian weird horror and dark fantasy novella from your favorite bookstore.
                              Out August 11. Preorder links: jendiagammon.com/godfestation/

                              GODFESTATION
by
Nebula & BSFA Finalist
Jendia Gammon
Grief.
Love.
Monsters.
From Appalachia into the unknown...
August 11, 2026

Picture of the book cover

                              Alt...GODFESTATION by Nebula & BSFA Finalist Jendia Gammon Grief. Love. Monsters. From Appalachia into the unknown... August 11, 2026 Picture of the book cover

                                [?]PhilSalkie » 🌐
                                @PhilSalkie@mindly.social

                                Today is the official release day of Sarah Avery's updated and revised novella collection "Tales from Rugosa Coven"!

                                Winner of the Mythopoeic Society fantasy award for adult literature, it is a thoughtful, fun, magical look at three significant events in the lives of a group of New Jersey coven mates.

                                The novellas were printed several years back, publishers folded, it's been out of print and sorely missed - Sarah has managed to get the rights back, clean up some inconsistencies and other issues that she found (and gave us an afterword on what she changed and why), and found a press willing to bring out a book that's not a first release, but is oh, so, so worth the read.

                                Available from your favorite bookseller, and Amazon. 😋

                                  [?]Author Krishna Prasanth Guttikonda » 🌐
                                  @krishna-author.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy

                                  [?]Author Krishna Prasanth Guttikonda » 🌐
                                  @krishna-author.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy

                                  [?]Locus Magazine » 🌐
                                  @Locusmag@mastodon.social

                                  Is there anything better than sipping your favorite drink from a dorbs Locus mug while reading an amazing story? NOPE! Get yours by backing The Locus Best and of the Year on Kickstarter!

                                  Visit kck.st/4wtYJ6X?utm_source=mast or the link in our bio

                                  In the top-right corner of the image, a hardcover book. The cover of the book shows an illustration of a caped figure in front of a surreal landscape. The title reads: "The Locus Best Science Fiction & Fantasy Of the Year: Volume 1"
In the center of the image, images of three mugs. The mug on the left shows an image of a rocket and a planet in rainbow colors next to text that reads: "I read Locus". The mug in the center shows three purple hybrid squid-rockets beside the Locus logo. The mug on the right shows a red rocket logo over a black circle above the Locus logo.
Text below the mugs reads: "add a mug to your pledge on Kickstarter" followed by a url: locusmag.com/anthology

                                  Alt...In the top-right corner of the image, a hardcover book. The cover of the book shows an illustration of a caped figure in front of a surreal landscape. The title reads: "The Locus Best Science Fiction & Fantasy Of the Year: Volume 1" In the center of the image, images of three mugs. The mug on the left shows an image of a rocket and a planet in rainbow colors next to text that reads: "I read Locus". The mug in the center shows three purple hybrid squid-rockets beside the Locus logo. The mug on the right shows a red rocket logo over a black circle above the Locus logo. Text below the mugs reads: "add a mug to your pledge on Kickstarter" followed by a url: locusmag.com/anthology

                                    [?]Solar Phasing » 🌐
                                    @solarphasing@mastodon.social

                                    [?]Gretchen K Deahl » 🌐
                                    @gretchenkdeahl@pixelfed.social

                                    GARDEN OF DREAMS
                                    a place layered with mysteries, where swaying flowers sing songs of gentle healing. Where dreams are born. Bring your hurt and broken pieces here for care and mending. In this garden, all will be well.
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                                    Available in my Redbubble shop:
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                                    (Fulfills and ships orders worldwide. :-)
                                    (100% human-made) human imagined, drawn and painted, no AI whatsoever.
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                                    Graphite, colored pencil, watercolor washes and textures. In a limited palette of sienna, a highly textured image of a strange flowering place. Within its space, various beings sleep and dream in the foliage. (partial image)

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                                    Graphite, colored pencil, watercolor washes and textures. In a limited palette of sienna, a highly textured image of a strange flowering place. Within its space, various beings sleep and dream in the foliage. (partial image)

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                                    Graphite, colored pencil, watercolor washes and textures. In a limited palette of sienna, a highly textured image of a strange flowering place. Within its space, various beings sleep and dream in the foliage. (partial image)

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                                      [?]Michael Martinez » 🌐
                                      @michael@middle-earth.xenite.org

                                      Q: Why Were Arnor And Gondor Separate After Isildur Died?

                                      ANSWER: I received the following question from a reader in November 2025:

                                      Why were Arnor and Gondor sundered after Isildur’s death, if long-range communications with the Palàntiri was a thing?

                                      Technically, the realm of Elendil persisted until Third Age year 861, when Amlaith and his two (unnamed) brothers divided Arnor into three […]

                                      https://middle-earth.xenite.org/why-were-arnor-and-gondor-separate-after-isildur-died/

                                      A broken mosaic of the mithril crown of Gondor and the Sceptre of Annuminas under the words 'Why Were Arnor And Gondor Separate After Isildur Died?'

                                      Alt...A broken mosaic of the mithril crown of Gondor and the Sceptre of Annuminas under the words 'Why Were Arnor And Gondor Separate After Isildur Died?'

                                      [?]Ami Angelwings » 🌐
                                      @ami_angelwings@urusai.social

                                      What is your favorite work/series/art/etc that starts with the letter "B"?

                                      Also include why you like it!

                                      The rules are lax, you can include or exclude "A" or "The" as you want (e.g. The Predator can go under T or P). You can also remove the franchise name if you want (e.g. Star Trek: Voyager can go under S or V).

                                      Include both the hashtags and so we can sort the answers.

                                      You can also answer the previous too if you missed it! There's no deadline.

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