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Here is a list of things i reference in my book. "What book?" you may ask. If you didn't know, I'm composing a book series titled "The Guardians of Camoria". The first volume of seven has been finished (2023), and I'm drafting the second as of 2024. The starter volume is about a prince who's prophesied to save the world & must recruit seven Guardians to aid him, but struggles to convince them that the world is worth saving. If you love philosophy π , fiction π , fantasyπ, and pre-2020 YA books, then this is for you π.
I'm many things, including a pop culture gal. I say this as I'm wearing an Outsiders t-shirt, so there ya go π. My book is riddled with references from pop culture, films, shows, songs, comics, bands, mythology, politics, and books. Here's a comprehensive (and incomplete) list:
- Danny McDie (i.e. Marty McFly, the main character from Back to the Future)
- Wardrobe to a snowy realm (i.e. Narnia, a novel abour siblings who travel to another world via wardrobe)
- Nirvana (i.e. the 90s grunge band, lead by Kurt Cobain)
- Jacob's Ladder (i.e. the biblical ladder to heaven)
- Djinns (i.e. paranormal, invisible beings in Islam)
- Manbat, Superbman, Woman Wonder (i.e. Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman)
- Visions of fire (i.e. Narnia, the scene where Aslan appears before Mr. Tumnus)
- Imprint (i.e. Twilight, visions of spending days with your lover that you haven't experienced yet)
- The Dinner Club, Screwloose, The Cronies, Stay By Me, The Witchcraft, and Gorgeous in Green (i.e. Breakfast Club, Footloose, The Goonies, Stand By Me, The Craft, and Pretty in Pink)
- Guy playing with lighter (i.e. Pyro, a pyrokinetic mutant & student at Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters)
- Portal coming toward you (i.e. Coraline, the scene when she's escapingΒ & the Other Mother screams "I'll die without you!")
- Nicknames for Swirly Star (i.e. Sandlot, the nicknames for Babe Ruth)
- The Hologram Captain's Slogan (i.e. Wall-E, the BNL slogan about cleaning up the planet)
- New World City (i.e. New York City)
- Swirly Star Appearing to Scott as a Wolf (i.e. Balto, his mother, a white wolf, emerging to rescue him)
- Horses Reacting to Aerial Phenomenon (i.e. Nope, the horses going into a frenzy as Jean Jacket approaches)
- "Mankind created God", (i.e. The Craft, monologue about man & god)
- Travis & Duke as birds (i.e. Two Birds on a Wire, a song about two critters growing apart)
- "We're off to visit a wizard" (i.e. Wizard of Oz, "we're off to see a wizard" lyric)
- Duke, Butch, Claire, and Lucas travel down the yellowish, spiral road (i.e. Yellow Brick Road, as travelled by Dorothy and her friends)
- Andrew Jackson Mappleton (i.e. Andrew Jackson, a US president who was a notorious slave-owner)
- Swirly Star controls the wind (i.e. Bridge to Terebithia, the wind scene)
- "Hey, Scott and Stiles" (i.e. Teen Wolf, two best friends from the hit show)
- A bat-originated virus shutting down a realm (i.e. the COVID-19 pandemic)
- Communicating through a mirror (i.e. Once Upon A Time, Regina's castle mirror)
- A realm where Humans are made out of thumbs (i.e. Spy Kids, the Thumb-Thumbs)
- A hammock of light (i.e. A Wrinkle in Time, i.e. the scene where Meg is thrown from the ribbons of light)
That concludes this spontaneous blog post πππΉ
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