In my current WIP I have 2 characters that I know are part of the LGBTQ+ community.
I doubt the reader will make the link as I have no idea on how their personal life will affect their judgement or actions.
If it comes up, it comes up. I'd deal with it then.
I'd lack to add...
How the West Was Won [1962] Three directors, three cameras, and nearly 3 hours run time? What's not to love?
I'm not sure I could have sit through all of it in one go.
In the UK you can also add:
Aberystwyth Noir by Malcolm Pryce. 7 books set in a current but alt-time line of Wales where Druids act like the Mafia.
Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch. 9 books in a London with spirts and magic and Met Police wizard.
Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman. Again set in...
I saw the first couple of HP films before I read the first book.
The films were and are entertaining enough, but I can't remember finishing the book.
It's on the shelf, but I certainly have not gone back for a re-read.
Maybe if I'd read the book and then seen the films I feel differently.
The only book piracy that I know had a happy ending was via a guy I shared a house with at University.
This was the late 80s, and for his course [Electronic Engineering IIRK] my house mate had to buy a core textbook that cost £75.
“That’s a month’s drinking money!” was his position.
The...
I did a film studies course so I got to watch L'arrivée d'un train en gare de La Ciotat [The Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat Station] 1896 by Auguste and Louis Lumière. Not very interesting except for it being 130 years old.
The oldest film I chose to watch was Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari [The...