2 bingos

[dhampyresa]

One of them is a writing bingo and the other is a reading one.

My genprompt_bingo card is

Sleeplessness / insomnia	Siblings	Coffee Shop AU	Supernatural Elements	Hats, Hoods and Hairstyles
Exploration	Enemies	Androids and Robots	Coming of age	Laboratory
The Tower	Kittens and / or Puppies	Wild Card	Scars	Gore
Funerals and Wakes	Exchanging Gifts	Imprisonment	Canon Themes	Trapped!
Dreams and Nightmares	Science	Curses	Evergreen / Summer Flowers	Vignette

The Reading Bingo is from here, where there also is a YA reading bingo. How does a blue cover work with e-readers, I wonder.



I've no idea  what to do with either of these. Somebody take this computer away from me.

Comments

[yuuago]

Huh. That reading bingo thing looks interesting. :Va

As for the e-reader issue, suppose it could count if the standard paper-published edition for whatever it is looks that way.

Good luck figuring out what to do with the writing one!

[dhampyresa]

I need some sort of motivation to read books (instead of fic), so a bingo seemed like a low-key way to do so.

I did not think of that. That seems so obvious now that you've said it.

Thank you!

[sineala.livejournal.com]

Ooh, that reading bingo looks fun.

[dhampyresa.livejournal.com]

It does, doesn't it?

[ladymercury-10.livejournal.com]

Ooh, that's cool! I don't think I've ever seen a reading bingo before.

[dhampyresa.livejournal.com]

I keep losing tracks of the books I've read, so maybe this will help.

[shifty-gardener.livejournal.com]

If you do the short stories square, you should totally read a Ray Bradbury anthology! He's the master of mood and tone.

[dhampyresa.livejournal.com]

My super secret goal is to do a black out before the end of the year, so I'm definitely doing short stories! And I've loved everything I've read of Bradbury's so far, even if it wasn't much, so I'm definitely going to read that.