#e is for

[geraldofallon]

E is for…

Educating Lyme, Espionage, Exceptional Story, Election, Equipment, Escape from New Newgate, Earnest of Payment, Elegantly and Entirely Appointed, Echoes, Entry in Slowcake’s Exceptionals

[tasharoo93]

E is for Emerald Dragon!

Managed to go four prompts without drawing a dragon but as this week was a struggle week I feel back into my comfort zone.

After a rest week between D and E, I am back on schedule, just about.

[heylittlebird]

[mojomojomojomojo]

E is for...

‘Echo Beach’ by Martha And The Muffins. I can honestly say that I’ve never heard a single note by Martha And The Muffins apart from this song.

[ephemeraobscura]

“E is the ELEPHANT, and very few

Are so learned, so big, and so slovenly too.”

-  “Bright Eyes’ Primer- Beasts, Birds and Fishes”, 1880s.

[felgrimdarkwatch]

30 day challenge

Day 7 (One week down!)

E is for...

Enayd No-Name (yes, she is literally called ‘No-Name’, it’s a whole thing, don’t worry about it.)

Enayd is in many ways the protagonist of the novel, though the story is split between three key women. She is the catalyst of the action, the first - and only - first-person voice we meet, and she represents the struggle to find the balance between home and identity.

Wrapped up in the character of Enayd (whose name literally means ‘soul’ in the Old Tongue) is the idea of forging your own identity - whether you ever truly can, or whether your identity will always, in part, be created by the people around you and how they react to you. 

The ability to decide her own name, and reject the concepts of names as a form of identity ownership (literally becoming a No-Name in a world where names are the crux of patriarchal power lines) is crucial to the development of her character arc and the desire to be freed from the life she cannot remember, but which nonetheless haunts her.

[sheepshydesigns]

Making some progress (finally) on Emperor Tetra hoop for #fishyfridays