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The theme of redemption can also be found in some Homura x Kyubey fanfiction. Even though Kyubey has caused a lot of harm, some stories might explore the possibility of his redemption. Maybe through Homura's influence, Kyubey starts to see the error of his ways. Or perhaps Homura realizes that Kyubey is just a product of his species' nature and tries to find a way to change that nature, which could be seen as a form of redemption for both of them in a way.

Diana Gabaldon is quite well - known for her 'Outlander' series which has strong historical romance elements and was popular in the 1980s. Another is Colleen McCullough, the author of 'The Thorn Birds'.

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I'm not sure of specific authors who are known for 'the new people novel' specifically. But there could be emerging authors who are starting to explore this type of writing. They might be young writers who are influenced by modern society and want to reflect it in their works.

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Yes, there might be some. In some old folk tales or local stories in English - speaking regions, there could be characters that might be described in such a way in a very veiled or metaphorical sense. But it's not a common or mainstream type of story.

One idea could be a crossover where the characters from 'Girls of the Wilds' end up in the world of 'Monstergirl Quest' and have to adapt to the new and strange rules. They could form alliances with some of the monstergirls to survive.

Rather than seeking sex - related stories, it's better to explore the cultural, social and emotional aspects of the gay community through proper blogs that promote understanding and unity.

Surprise is a big one. For example, if you expect a person to do one thing but they do the exact opposite in a really unexpected way. Like a clumsy waiter who you think will spill the drinks but instead he does an amazing dance with the tray of drinks still intact.