But the instant someone suggests that cozy isn't their cup of tea people act like you just kicked a dog. It's unfathomable that anyone could not enjoy "wholesome," frictionless media.

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I find it endlessly tiring that horror writers are expected to take any insult (your writing is too gross/icky/traumatizing, you don't belong in our space) graciously, because *of course* dark work should be siloed where it can't hurt anyone!

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The core of the issue, I think, is that people insist on conflating the things they like with who they are as people. If discomfort=immoral then comfort=moral, therefore I am a good person because I like cozy things.

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hey. are you going to world fantasy con this weekend? i will be there a little late, starting Friday PM. not doing anything too formal. just gonna say hi and hang out. will answer one story question honestly and lie for all the others but won't say which. that seems like the way authors should do it

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lmao Lady Macbeth doesn’t conceal Macbeth’s infirmity, but rather urges him on to atrocity; Lear was right there.

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