I had the hardest time deciding on this because there is a few options for me. Teen Wolf’s developer Jeff Davis stood out to me because the lacrosse scenes are Ideal and want I want for the Exy scenes. On the other, everyone cites Yuri On Ice as a show similar to The Foxhole Court’s concept which is true and I’d love a kind of narration similar to what Yuri has so Sayo Yamamoto who directed that is an option. Than, of course, Julie Andem came to mind since she did Skam and I’m set on the web series idea, but honestly I don’t like what she did with some plot lines (ie. the sexual assault one) in Skam and that makes me nervous. I also think the show really should have a gay man direct it if possible, because I think not only would it add some more nuance to the relationship, it’s also important the perspectives of the community come through. Some gay directors I can see doing good with this are John Krokidas (Kill Your Darlings) and Jeff Davis as mentioned earlier. Andrew was smiling, but Neil knew his cheer didn't mean he was going to play nice. He'd been smiling when he smashed a racquet into Neil's stomach, too. Nicholas” Later in the series he has the number tattooed over with the queen piece from chess. This is because the Queen is the most dangerous and powerful piece, despite being less "important" than the king, much as how people treated Kevin compared to Riko, "the King." Language: English Words: 87,373 Chapters: 21/? Collections: 1 Comments: 933 Kudos: 2,148 Bookmarks: 316 Hits: 49,293

During his time on the run, Neil had a binder full of news about Kevin, as form to keep him connected to himself. I started this blog two years ago as a hobby project, primarily to review LGBTQ+ young adult fiction. Since then, this blog has expanded it’s focus, reviewing a range of eclectic titles from young adult to non-fiction to classics.Spoilers on Trash of the Count's Family- Language: English Words: 8,394 Chapters: 4/4 Comments: 12 Kudos: 135 Bookmarks: 13 Hits: 2,495 During the Thanksgiving get together at Abby's house, Kevin offers to watch Neil in case he wanted to drink, saying that he would stop him if he got drunk and started saying things he would regret. The Foxhole Court Inspired Shirt, Bookish Shirt, Josten And Minyard Shirt, Palmetto State Exy, All For The Game, Unisex T-shirt Aren’t you tired of repeating yourself, Kevin? Or do you just like to listen to yourself speak so much?’ Andrew interrupted the dark haired man who was standing in a safe distance leaning against the wall looking through a pile of files. A shame. Andrew thought, taking another swing with the too light striker racquet. A shame, that I can’t smash that stupid face. By accident, of course. Language: English Words: 271,803 Chapters: 81/81 Collections: 2 Comments: 1,012 Kudos: 1,202 Bookmarks: 234 Hits: 51,022 He’s gone,” Matt rasped. “He’s gone, Coach is gone.” Language: English Words: 2,061 Chapters: 1/1 Comments: 3 Kudos: 22 Bookmarks: 1 Hits: 140

This will be a collection of stories told from the perspective of different characters from before the events of "The Cry That Shook Hogwarts" Interesting use of slow motion. This is what I meant when I said I liked the Teen Wolf sport scenes. One reason they’re cool is that they use narration to hype up the drama and impact of the games. Obviously the games are so important to the book and also Neil has moments where his attention fluxes and shifts throughout the games to important points, like that Andrew or Kevin is doing, or how he feels about the team winning or losing. I think they could capture this with slow motion and it would help perpetuate the importance of the sport and the violence of the sport on camera. Leading on from narration, I have this specific scene I would love to see. At the beginning when Neil introduces all the Foxes to the reader, he goes over their stats and things he knows about them in is head. I’d like to see some sort of ‘stat screen’ like it’d be a shot of each Fox, and then Neil’s narration over the top. This is a ridiculous comparison but you know the Mean Girls clip about Regina George and the different cafeteria groups? Something like that. But less corny.

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