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Learn why music is so important to the thriller genre.
Reread six of crows for my bookclub and Kaz still has me in a vice grip it seems
Day 43. fvck around and find out
Happy Valentine’s Day everyone!
The title just gave me a bit of a chuckle. I felt like he really needed MORE blood on the face, but I figured that was a decent amount.
little kaz brekker doodle because he’s always on my mind
Just posted a new chapter of my reverse alphabetic Kazolai collection
the first little bit of which goes as follows:
Once upon a time, Dirtyhands the demon met his match in the privateer Sturmhond.
Not that Sturmhond defeated Dirtyhands in battle or something. Just that nothing Dirtyhands does seems to scare Sturmhond off. It’s enchanting the way he stays, and he stays, and he stays. The dangers of getting close to Dirtyhands in any capacity don’t seem to happen with Sturmhond. Or maybe he just doesn’t notice it when danger happens.
Sturmhond isn’t even a paragon of good the way Dirtyhands is one of evil.
A notion Sturmhond doesn’t agree with.
“I don’t agree with that,” Sturmhond says occasionally, then all the time. “I don’t agree that you’re entirely an evil being, a malevolent force to reckon with. I think that’s the shield you put up. And you play it very well. But that’s all it is. A play. A ruse.”
And Dirtyhands never knows what to do with that.
Read it here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/56435485/chapters/172683538
“Why the hell would you help me?” “You weren’t meant to die here.” Somehow it sounded like a curse.
Pekka × Kaz; Six of Crows- Chapter 46 (Leigh Bardugo)
Six of Crows- Chapter 44 & 45 (Leigh Bardugo)
I can overlook Kaz believing van Eck's lies about the Council's involvement- that's an explained character flaw-, but how can he- as THE criminal prodigy- be surprised ANYONE would keep some parem for themselves, is beyond me. That's just common sense.
After introducing an almost omniscient character, he's nerfed at the end of the book to rise the stakes and keep the plot going...
It's the Darkling getting shot in an arm so he can't use merzost all over again. Or Corporalki requiring sight to attack, yet still unable to influence animals...
Siempre me preguntan si el desierto en donde trabajo es lindo 🚬