r/Pishlander

has anyone here read the lord john grey books from the outlander series? i'd love recommendations similar to them. they aren't heartbreaking like many historical queer romances, lord john actually embraces his sexuality and develops relationships with men, falls in love with them, and genuinely cares for them. i like how his relationships are just woven into the overall storyline, if you know what i mean. he's cautious with his carnal activities yes, and he's smart, adventurous, and likes to investigate mysteries lol

She is a busy person.

Does this woman ever sleep? 🙂

I stumbled across a Hallmark series called The Way Home. I thought it was a teenage angst type show and almost didn’t watch it. But after a couple of episodes I was hooked! It’s got heavy Outlander vibes - time travel (modern day to the 1800s), and generations of the same families who settled in the area. The lead lady wears a tartan shawl like Claire at one point in the past. And I decided to write this post after seeing a scene that seems taken right from Outlander. She’s running barefoot through woods at night, wearing a white shift, and the camera zooms in on her mud-splashed legs and feet running, just like Claire running in the first episode. Just thought I’d share, for anyone having Outlander withdrawals.

Not saying there is any connection, inspiration, or anything else conspiratorial in nature, but I just started rewatching the series after several years off and noticed that when Scots say Castle Leoch to my American ears it sounds a lot like Casterly Rock.

Just something that amused me, nothing more.