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please read A Practical Guide to Evil
last call for the wordpress version of book 1 of A Practical Guide to Evil, it's being taken down this saturday (august 2nd) since the rewritten version is being published next week! if there's anything you want to save from it, do it now.
also Book 1 publishing next week!! it's up for preorder as an ebook for $5 or an audiobook for $25
there's also going to be a paperback version at some point in the future (currently in progress getting it ready for print), and hopefully a kickstarter for a hardcover special edition down the line
My seven blorbos - and yes, they are mustering armies.
Saw this post over on the subreddit, and it sure has me convinced.
As someone with her own adhd to deal with, this all checks out. That "definitely was listening" habit is something I've had to work through too.
This also reminds me of that time we got a Grey Pilgrim pov of him seeing her thought process.
The way it's described made it click for me like "oh! Her mind is racing during those moments! I know what that's like!" Also, we definitely missed out on like, two whole paragraphs of internal monologue at least with that last one.
Yuuuup
Also, really Tariq? You flinch at her grief? Hmmm.
I love that all the characters so far have gotten these amazing introductory title cards:
Even Kojo has one in episode 3! (And the one for the Calamities is GORGEOUS). And then we have Catherine's:
An icon. Absolutely phenomal. What an introduction
APGTE asks: Favorite 3 characters and why?
Bonus: Favorite Woe, Hero, Villian, and Civilian?
That's a lot of characters you're demanding of me!
I genuinely think one of the parts that makes A Practical Guide to Evil so good is how many different nations get someone going on a "I know my home is flawed but I love it so much" monologue. Hakram talking about what the orcish traditionalists want the Steppes to look like, and how that clashes with the legionaire orcs. Cordelia acknowledging the massive class disparity in Salia even as she goes on about how beautiful it is. Vivienne and Catherine's different but equally accurate descriptions of the good and bad parts of Laure. Even Akua going on about jino-waza in book 7. GOD I love this series
Hey final fantasy. take some fucking notes.