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[paradise-bi-the-dashboard-lightt]

Musical Theatre meme 2023

↳ [6/10] Shows → & Juliet

[vikasgarden]

𝐂𝐇𝐎𝐎𝐒𝐄 𝐀 𝐒𝐎𝐍𝐆 𝐅𝐎𝐑 𝐄𝐀𝐂𝐇 𝐋𝐄𝐓𝐓𝐄𝐑 𝐎𝐅 𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐔𝐑𝐋

Vendetta - UNSECRET | In the Flood - Lovisa Bergdahl | Killer queen - Mad Tsai | Aquarius - Lor | Scotland - The Lumineers | Ghosts & Monsters - Saint Chaos | Addicted To Love - Florence + The Machine | Riptide - Vance Joy | Dark Aria <LV2> - Sawano Hiroyuki | Edge of Night - MALINDA | Notre dame - paris paloma

tagged by: @ausgetrieben tagging: @ghula-herz , @fireburial , @shadowpunk , @vasted , @vergeltvng , @narbenherz , @dragonul-de-aur & You!

[stardustizuku]

The Avatar of Mestionora

~ Rozemyne Playlist || The commoner daughter of a soldier, turned goddess

A little playlist I made from the start of the series; to the very end

(This was a fun project I’ve been making since halfway through Part 5. I’m so excited to finally see it finished. This was a wild, long ride, and I can’t express how much fun I had. This series has made me go through such an emotional roller coaster, so I decided to share this playlist. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as i enjoyed making it.

I’m thinking about making a separate post explaining the background of my selection. Why i chose what songs, why in that order, and how I separated the parts. But given the size of the playlist, it may take a while. That said, if you’re interested and wanna know about anything, feel free to ask! I will answer with delight).

PART 1 - Daughter of a Soldier

1.- Naughty - Matilda Cast (From Matilda Musical)

2.- Ponyo on the cliff by the sea - Noah Cyrus, Frankie Jonas (From Ponyo)

3.- Flowers in my hair - Wes Reeves

4.-My Love is Mine, All Mine - Mitski

5.- When I Grow Up - Matilda Cast (From Matilda Musical)

PART 2 - Apprentice of a Shrine Maiden

6.- Quiet - Matilda Cast (From Matilda Musical)

7.- Unsweetened Lemonade - Amélie Farren

8.- Once Upon a December - Christy Altomare ( From Anastasia Musical)

9.- Only Love Can Save Us Now - Ke$ha

10.- Go Tonight - Krystina Alabado, Emma Hunton (From Mad Ones Musical)

11.- Two Orugitas - Sebastian Yatra (From Encanto)

PART 3 - Adopted Daughter of the Archduke

12.- Chiquitita - ABBA

13.- Class of 2013 - Mitski

14.- The Milk Carton - Madilyn Mei

15.- Family Jewels - MARINA

16.- Seventeen - MARINA

17.- We Both Reached For The Gun - Chicago Cast (From Chicago Musical)

18.- Found - Sarah Stiles & Zach Callison (From Steven Universe The Movie)

19.- She Used to Be Mine - Jessie Mueller (From Waitress Musical)

PART 4 - Founder of the So-Called Library Comittee

20.- Ancient Dreams in a Modern Life - MARINA

21.- Belle - Beauty and the Beast Cast (From Beauty and Beast Movie)

22.- Non-Stop - Hamilton Cast (From Hamilton Musical)

23.- Put You in Your Place - Percy Jackson Cast (From Lighting Thief Musical)

24.- Little Wolf - EPIC Cast (From EPIC Musical)

25.- Téir Abhaile Riu - Celtic Women

26.- Fine on the Outside - Priscilla Ahn (From When Marnie was Here)

27.- The Prophecy - Taylor Swift

28.- Francis Forever - Mitski

PART 5 - The Avatar of a goddess

29.- Warrior of the Mind - EPIC Cast (From Epic Musical)

30.- Idol - YOASOBI

31.- Venus Fly Trap - MARINA

32.- Everybody Wants To Rule The World - Lorde (From the Hunger Games Movies)

33.- LABOUR (Cacophony) - Paris Paloma

34.- Don’t Make me - MALINDA

35.- Breakfast - Dove Cameron

36.- Hit me with your Best Shot - ADONA

37.- Nothing You Can Take From Me - Rachel Zegler (From Ballad from Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes)

38.- Breathe - Leslie Grace (From In The Heights Movie)

39.- I Can Do It With a Broken Heart - Taylor Swift

40.- Fine Line - Ke$ha

41.- Product of My Own Design - Artio

42.- Queen of Kings - Alessandra

43.- No Good Deed - Wicked Cast (From Wicked Musical)

44.- Safe and Sound - Taylor Swift (From the Hunger Games Movies)

45.- Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me? - Taylor Swift

46.- Ruthlessness - Cast of EPIC (From Epic Musical)

47.- They’re Only Human - Annapantsu & Caleb Hyles (Death Note Musical Cover)

48.- Thumbs - Sabrina Carpenter

49.- Respectless - Hazbin Hotel Cast (From Hazbin Hotel)

50.- The Greatest Show - Panic at the Disco! (From Greatest Showman)

51.- Different Beast - Cast of EPIC (From Epic Musical)

52.- Done For - Cast of EPIC (From Epic Musical)

53.- I am not a woman, I’m a god - Halsey

54.- Inkpot Gods - The Amazing Devil

55.- Sea of Love - Cat Power

56.- Once Upon a Dream - Lana del Rey (From Maleficent)

57.- Paciencia Y Fe - Olga Merediz

58.- To Build A Home - Patrick Watson

59.- Lover - Taylor Swift

60.- When You’re Home - Leslie Grace & Corey Hawkins (From In The Heights)

61.- Dog Days Are Over - Florence and the Machine

[azrielslittleslut]

"The Lost Queen"- Music Playlist✨

This is just a playlist of songs I listen to while writing this series. They capture the vibes and world-building, and some of them will go very well with certain chapters... they are not listed in any particular order, though!

Warnings: some of them contain language and dark/sexual themes

Deep end - Ruelle

How Villains Are Made - Madalen Duke

Control - Halsey

Survivor - 2WEI, Edda Hayes

Midnight Oil - Tommee Profitt, Fleurie

Start a War - Klergy, Valeri Broussard

Crazy in Love - Sofia Karlberg

Champion - Tommee Profitt, Nicole Serrano

In the Woods Somewhere - Hozier

Darkside - Oshins, Hael

Hunting Shadows - AURORA, Assassin's Creed

Darkness - X V I

Seven Devils - Florence + The Machine

Tomorrow We Fight - Tommee Profitt, SVRCINA

All the King's Men - The Rigs

Fairytale - Gainsworth, Louis Leibfried

Castle - Halsey

Hoist the Colours - MALINDA

War Of Hearts - Ruelle

Run On - Jamie Bower, King Sugar

Soldier - Tommee Profitt, Fleurie

Paint It, Black - Ciara

Love and War - Fleurie

Sound Of War - Tommee Profitt, Fleurie

Heart Of The Darkness - Tommee Profitt, Sam Tinnesz

Big Bad Wolf - Roses & Revolutions

Little Girl Gone - CHINCHILLA

Devil's Backbone - The Civil Wars

The Is Only The Beginning - Steelfather

Part Goddess Part Gangster - Madalen Duke

No F.E.A.R. - Madalen Duke

Undone - Tommee Profitt, Fleurie

You're Gonna Get What's Coming - Klergy, VG LUCAS

Noble Blood - Tommee Profitt, Fleurie

Blood // Water - grandson

Ready For War - Tommee Profitt, Liv Ash

Come Fly With Me - Ruelle

Gun In My Hand - Dorothy

Chokehold - Sleep Token

Hypnosis - Sleep Token

Arsonist's Lullaby - Hozier

You Put A Spell On Me - Austin Giorgio

Warrior (Remix) - Beth Crowley

Where the Dark Things Are - Kerli

Russian Roulette - Rihanna

bury a friend - Billie Eilish

Battlefield - SVRCINA

It Will Come Back - Hozier

Work Song - Hozier

Bring me to life - Miguel Owls

Snitch (Slowed) - Reyn Hartley

labour - Paris Paloma

you should see me in a crown - Billie Eilish

Jenny of Oldstones - Florence + The Machine

Bow (Slowed) - Reyn Hartley

[yannig]

Nine people I want to get to know better

Tagged by @my-rose-tinted-glasses thank you dearest <3

Last song (or current one in this case): Lucky by MALINDA. We all love some queer folk music.

Also I've been listening to Lovers Always Lose by Boys Go To Jupiter on repeat for the last 3 days. And The Warmth by Paris Paloma.

Favourite Colour: green and blue and purple but also specifically this shade :

Currently Watching: Meet You At The Blossom (in case you missed it despite how much I'm posting about it), Love Sea (I'm having a different kinda blast but a blast nonetheless) and Takara No Vidro. Slowly going through Oppan and Only Friends too.

Last movie: I have no fucking idea, I forget what I watch and when. Dune 2 was definitely worth watching in theater but I don't understand what they did with Chani. We rewatched The Aristocats recently, still a great movie. Utsukushii Kare: Eternal is probably my actual latest watch. I had a blast with the whole series, upset I can't find more fanfics.

Currently Reading: mostly one-shot fanfics? I'm not reading anything long at the moment because I'm in the final push for my master thesis. Ask me again in 3 months.

Sweet, Spicy, or Savoury?: I guess savory then spicy then sweet, but let's be honest, the best are the mixes of two or the three of them.

Relationship:

Current Obsession: 10 different fandoms as usual, and how much rest I'll be able to get once I'm done with my Master thesis.

Last googled: in order, the last 3 things I googled (in the span of like 20 minutes) are The French and Mongolian Olympic uniforms, who owned the French streaming platform Molotov, and who Nimrod was.

Currently working on: my Master thesis, which needs to be done for August the 31th at the latest. It's progressing well but is also very very stressful.

no pressure tags: @fiepige @glitchyycatt @raylaismad @guzhufuren @ninyard @kimkhimhant

[redrageoused]

hiiiiya!! do you have a goodreads or storygraph by any chance? I love the way you write stories and I wanted to anyone what are some of your favourites :)

hi!! i do not have either of those but ! i can just tell u some books ive enjoyed :3 probably there r more but these r the ones that i like vividly remember going Shit These Are Good . keep in mind though my enjoyment of books is exclusively based on how much fun i had & how fast i finished it i personally dgaf about quality but i do think these are very well written !!

the book of tea duology by judy lin (fantasy where the magic is done by tea ceremonies), icebreaker by a.l. graziadei (not the straight one, lighthearted queer hockey romance :3 kinda fast paced but cutesy), the october daye series by seanan mcguire (super long, still ongoing, crazy characterization and worldbuilding, fantasy in the faerie way- her other series indexing is amazing as well), ponyboy by eliot duncan (google trigger warnings for this maybe but its a transmasc mc whos addicted to drugs in paris- not a traditional novel format or timeline), rules for vanishing by kate alice marshall (found footage-style horror, a little more ya but still amazing), a criminal magic by lee kelly (historical fanatasy set in 1926 washington dc where magic has been made illegal & can be consumed through whats functionally alcohol), the poppy war by r.f. kuang (historical fantasy, hella popular i loved it), last night at the telegraph club by malinda lo (lesbian historical fiction set in san francisco) and the merciful crow duology by margaret owen(fantasy, magic system is cool asf)

[otthonzulles]

már a csapágyhiány is sújtja a ruszkikat

The lack of modern optics limits Russia's ability to produce new tanks and restore the old ones it lost in the war with Ukraine. But the Russian armored industry lacks not only optics - the Russians have a catastrophic lack of ball bearings, which they received from the US and Europe before the introduction of sanctions - Forbes.

Among other things, Russian military operations also depend on trains as a mode of transport, which also use a lot of ball bearings. So the Russians have a choice: build more tanks or let the rail system fall apart.

"Historically, Russia imported most of its high-quality bearings from Western manufacturers. For example, in 2020, it imported ball bearings worth more than $419 million, about 55% of which were produced in Europe and North America,” CSIS analysts note.

The situation changed after Kyiv's allies strengthened sanctions against Moscow's strategic industries in February 2022. The outlook for the tank industry remains grim.

A new T-72BM3 or T-90M tank requires modern optics, and these optics usually came from France, but Paris deprived Russia of the necessary components - digital sights.

It is even more difficult for Moscow to solve the problem of ball bearings. "Uralvagonzavod" and "Omsktransmash", as before, are at a dead end due to their lack.

According to experts, the Russian military needs at least 150 new or refurbished tanks per month just to maintain its advanced strength on the battlefield.

Given the choice between building fewer tanks or freezing transport infrastructure across Russia, Moscow did the smart thing and chose the former.

As a result, "Uralvagonzavod" and "Omsktransmash" ship every month only a few dozen modern tanks, or restored, removed from preservation.

That is why, from a technical point of view, the Russians "travel in time" and restore old T-62s of the 1960s and old T-55s of the 1950s, which are in warehouses.

via Malinda twitter / zn.ua / eredeti forbes cikk

[lau-and-history]

Books of 2023

Lord Edgware Dies by Agatha Christie

Die Dorfschullehrerin (Duology) by Eva Völler

Die rätselhaften Honjin-Morde by Seishi Yokomizo

The Man who died Twice by Richard Osman

Die Abenteur des Apollo (Series) by Rick Riordan

The Age of Darkness: Das Ende der Welt by Katy Rose Pool

The Housekeeper and the Professor by Yoko Ogawa

Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin

Before the Coffee gets Cold. Tales form the Café by Toshikazu Kawaguchi

The Paris Bookseller by Kerri Maher

Ariadne by Jennifer Saint

The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida by Shehan Karunatilaka

Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie

Three Act Tragedy by Agatha Christie

The Bullet that missed by Richard Osman

Sea of Tranquility by Emily St. John Mandel

Yellowface by R.F. Kuang

Before your Memory fades by Toshikazu Kawaguchi

Heart of the Sun Warrior by Sue Lynn Tan

Victory City by Salman Rushdie

The Penelopiad by Margret Atwood

He who drowned the World by Shelley Parker-Chan

Audio Books

Der grillende Killer by Chang Kuo-Li

Butter by Asako Yuzuki

Die Tribute von Panem X: Das Lied von Vogel und Schlange by Suzanne Collins

Der Pfirsichgarten by Melissa Fu

Wie viel von diesen Hügeln ist Gold by C Pam Zhang

Die Drei ??? und die rätselhaften Bilder by William Arden

Die Tage in der Buchhandlung Morisaki by Satoshi Yagisawa

Mortal Engines (Quadrology) by Philip Reeve

Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo

[bluedalahorse]

Hi! Could you recommend some sapphic romance novels (preferably not fantasy or science fiction, because I'm not really into these genres)? I saw you mention that you read a lot of them!

Hope you have a great day/night 💜

Hi @impossibleknots! Thank you for the ask. Happy to do some sapphic book recs, and if you stay tuned for a post in response to my next ask there will be additional book recs as well.

So this is a list made to my personal taste—it may not be to anyone else’s taste. I’m aroace-spectrum with some slight sapphic tendencies, and a lot more aro than ace, so my taste for adult romance books tends to be on the explicit side rather than the sweet and chaste side. Like, I don’t wanna read books that are afraid of the part where the sapphic characters are attracted to one another and wanna act on it, you know? And sometimes I come across books that seem to be very afraid of bodies.

For YA, obviously my tastes are a bit different, and I prefer things not be explicit. (While also not like, hiding that teenagers have sexualities.) I’m including some YA sapphic recs because I’m fairly well-read in YA stuff and it never hurts to have more books.

Historical Recs

Pretty much any sapphic novel by Olivia Waite. You cannot go wrong with Olivia Waite! She usually writes in early to mid 19th century England. Her books hit a good blend of cozy and spicy, and the heroines are always doing something like, running a con to bring down exploitative industrialists or similar.

I just finished An Island Princess Starts a Scandal by Adriana Herrera and while it’s certainly got its over-the-top at moments (the butch duchess and the femme heiress do absolutely hook up in the butch duchess’s private box at the opera) it’s over-the-top in ways that I personally found fun. It’s set in 1880s Paris and both of the heroines are Latin American, and it’s interesting seeing the way the book shows the ex-pat communities and the artsy sapphic communities in Paris at the time.

Contemporary Recs

Cleat Cute by Meryl Wilsner is about soccer lesbians and as someone who imprinted on Bend it Like Beckham I recommend it very much. It had a surprise neurodivergence storyline I wasn’t expecting that took delight in all the same.

Honey Girl by Morgan Rogers is EXCELLENT. It’s more on the line between sapphic romance and coming-of-age novel, so some of it feels more character arc focused than romance focused, but it’s a great “young adult figuring things out” story.

Delilah Green Doesn’t Care by Ashley Herring Blake and For Her Consideration by Amy Spalding are not my top top tier recs but they do have charming ensembles of characters surrounding the story.

Young Adult

Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo: I mentioned this on my longer recs list, but it’s getting a mention a second time because I cannot fathom why more people I know haven’t read it. Forbidden love in 1950s San Fransisco! Self-discovery! Family history! Chinese-American history! The Cold War! And I feel like it hits so many of the same emotional beats and complex approaches to characters that Young Royals does, so I’m determined that every Young Royals fan should at least try it.

The Love Curse of Melody McIntire by Robin Talley: Robin Talley’s written some not so good books over the years but I think she’s finally finding her niche with this one and with Pulp and Music from Another World. This book is set over the rehearsal of a high school theatre group putting on Les Miserables, and it’s told from the point of view of the stage manager who is NOT supposed to fall in love with one of the female leads but she does. Part of the book is told through stage manager emails and it’s truly hilarious if you’ve ever been involved with theatre in any capacity.

Imogen, Obviously by Becky Albertalli: Becky Albertalli gets a bad rep for being like, the vanilla-vanilla cupcake with no sprinkles of LGBTQIA+ writing? Which is just not fair and it’s such a mischaracterization of her as a human being and a writer, and a lot of it also comes down to how her books have been adapted and marketed. I could go on about that but ANYWAY I like this book and how it grapples seriously with things like bi erasure (Becky’s drawing from her own life here) while also having silly college kids engaging in Antics and jokes about a giant sculpture of scissors.

…and that’s my rec list for now! I hope this list helps and that you are having a great day!

[kcrabb88]

The Origin Point of Your Rage is Love

 A Sailing by Carina’s Star Playlist 

The Devil and the Huntsman (Sam Lee) / Hoist the Colors (Malinda) / He’s a Pirate (Taylor Davis) / Dances with Waves (Ramin Djawadi) / Shiver My Timbers (Craig Tourngate) / Here’s a Health to the Company (The Longest Johns) / Dangerous (Two Steps from Hell) / Up is Down (Pirates of the Caribbean) / Training Montage (The Mountain Goats) 

My Mother Told Me (Nati Dreddd) / The Fruits (Paris Paloma) / Hunt You Down (The Hit House) / Morning Star (Taylor Davis) / Across the Blood Water (Two Steps From Hell) / Ashes (The Longest Johns) / We’re the Devils (Karliene) / A Nation of Thieves (Black Sails) / The Old Witch Sleep and the Good Man Grace (The Amazing Devil) / Seven Devils (Florence and the Machine) / Me and Mine (The Brothers Bright)

[therogue704]

Thanks for the tag @virtie333

My 10 Favorite Songs of All Time Are:

Never Had by Oscar Isaac

Rythm of Love by Plain White Ts

Blur Eyed Boy by Malinda

Paris by Tigers in the Sky

Human right The Strike

We Close Our Eyes by Oingo Boingo

Heaven by the Walkmen

Uptown Girl by Billy Joel

Chop Away at My Heart by Aaron Daniel Jacob

I've got a Gal in Kalamazoo by Glen Miller and His Orchestra

[paradise-bi-the-dashboard-lightt]

Musical Theatre meme 2023

↳ [5/9] Characters → Angelique

[vikasgarden]

𝐌𝐔𝐒𝐄 𝐒𝐎𝐔𝐍𝐃𝐓𝐑𝐀𝐂𝐊.

pick an intro and 8 or more songs that resonate with your muse the most.

[Intro] ⸻ A Celtic Tale - Adrian Von Ziegler

[Track 1] ⸻ My Kingdom - Kalandra

[Track 2] ⸻ The Valley - Nadiiife

[ Track 3] ⸻ notre dame - Paris Paloma

[Track 4] ⸻ Grieve No More - Patty Gurdy

[Track 5] ⸻ The Garden - Megan Dixon Hood

[Track 6] ⸻ Edge of Night - MALINDA

[Track 7] ⸻ Dancing in a Daydream - Roses & Revulutions

[Track 8] ⸻ Empire - Beth Crowley

[Outro] ⸻ Land’s End - Michael Rooney

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[circusislife]

hehe music

theres more

(im sleep deprived and caffeinated im so sorry)

(ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧

[eternally-tired-cryptid]

It's fine if you don't know what's what, pls just choose whichever one calls to you 💖

[whimsicaldragonette]

Best Books of 2022 -- In Which I Fail Spectacularly to Compile a "Top Ten" List.

Image: Goodreads Year in Books 2022 - 166 Books read.

I read 166 books in 2022. Yes, some of them were shorter books: several middle-grade books and a few advance review copies of picture books. Most were novels, though few were truly giant tomes. I really enjoyed most of them. Which is to say, trying to pick the "top ten" was excruciating and an exercise doomed to failure. So... I cheated. Or rather, I modified the goal. Thus I present to you... my top 10 42 books read in 2022 (and even that is fudging things a bit as there are a few instances here of me using a single book to stand in for the entire series if I read the entire series in 2022 and didn't want my list to balloon uncontrollably) organized like so:

Top 18 (Non-Romance) Books read 2022

Top 9 Romances read 2022

Top 9 Nonfiction Books Read With Kiddo 2022

Top 6 Fiction Books Read With Kiddo 2022

And just for funsies:

Song of the Year 2022

I have linked to the goodreads page for each book (and the youtube page for the song). Obviously these are all recommendations as well.

Best (Non-Romance) Books read 2022 (Part 1)

Siren Queen by Nghi Vo

Babel by R.F. Kuang

Where the Drowned Girls Go by Seanan McGuire

What Souls are Made of by Tasha Suri

Sabriel (trilogy) by Garth Nix

Not Good for Maidens by Tori Bovalino

Vows of Empire by Emily Skrutski

Valiant Ladies by Melissa Grey

Even Though I Knew the End by C.L. Polk

Best (Non-Romance) Books read 2022 (Part 2)

A Consuming Fire by Laura E. Weymouth

The Red Scholar’s Wake by Aliette de Bodard

Of Charms, Ghosts, and Grievances by Aliette de Bodard

A Scatter of Light by Malinda Lo

A Prayer for the Crown-Shy by Becky Chambers

Into the Riverlands (trilogy) by Nghi Vo

Fraternity by Andy Mientus

The Thousand Eyes by A.K. Larkwood

One for All by Lillie Lainoff

Best Romances read 2022

A Lady for a Duke by Alexis Hall

The League of Gentlewomen Witches by India Holton

Nobody’s Princess by Erica Ridley

Something Fabulous by Alexis Hall

The Perfect Crimes of Marian Hayes by Cat Sebastian

Love on the Brain by Ali Hazelwood

Delilah Green Doesn’t Care by Ashley Herring Blake

Paris Daillencourt is About to Crumble by Alexis Hall

Love & Other Disasters by Anita Kelly

Best Nonfiction Books Read With Kiddo (8) 2022

The Incredible yet True Adventures of Alexander von Humboldt: The Greatest Inventor-Naturalist-Scientist-Explorer Who Ever Lived by Volker Mehnert, Becky L. Cook (Translator)

All in a Drop: How Antony van Leeuwenhoek Discovered an Invisible World by Lori Alexander

Jane Goodall by Libby Romero

Can You Hear the Trees Talking? by Peter Wohlleben

Tree Beings by Raymond Huber

Explorers: Amazing Tales of the World's Greatest Adventurers by Nellie Huang

The Mysteries of the Universe by Will Gater

Darwin’s Rival: Alfred Russel Wallace and the Search for Evolution by Christiane Dorion

When Darwin Sailed the Sea by David Long

Best Fiction Books Read With Kiddo (8) 2022

Upside-Down Magic (series) by Sarah Mlynowski, Lauren Myracle, Emily Jenkins

Fortunately the Milk by Neil Gaiman

The Girl Who Could Not Dream by Sarah Beth Durst

The Ship of Shadows by Maria Kuzniar

The Silver Arrow by Lev Grossman

The Golden Swift by Lev Grossman

And finally...

Song of the Year 2022

"Wild Flower (with Youjeen)" by RM of BTS