Title: Aurelius (to be called) magnus
Author: victoria goddard
Thoughts:
Another snippet somehow just long enough to feel like a natural end, but there is clearly so much more to be told

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Title: Aurelius (to be called) magnus
Author: victoria goddard
Thoughts:
Another snippet somehow just long enough to feel like a natural end, but there is clearly so much more to be told
Title: Terec and the wall (terec of lund #2)
Author: victoria goddard
Thoughts:
Felt more complete than the first one despite being no longer.
No hug yet but I'm holding out for a reunion with Conju. I believe it can happen.
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Author: victoria goddard
Thoughts:
General feeling of a lot being implied in the background that will make more sense when I've read more set in this world; it's so short it doesn't take the time to explain anything much
But still captivating
(This author has a great record for hugs, I am holding out hope for Terec's future)
Title: Buried deep
Author: Naomi Novik
Thoughts:
Enjoyed these :)
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Author: alix e harrow
Thoughts:
Short and fun, not a great deal of depth or staying power
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Thoughts:
Very short and very strange echo of the ghost of the outline of a story
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Thoughts:
In many ways a very simple story about power and community wrapped up in very cool, slightly edgy set dressing.
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Thoughts:
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