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@slightlybiased: I didn’t realize the Bounty was delivering breadfruit trees! I thought it was like, a naval ship or a whaling ship or something and now that sounds far more interesting
@hurlumerlu: I cannot BELIEVE it didn’t occur to me that I should read Toilers of the Sea after reading Hugo’s hilarious octopus thoughts
brazenbells replied to your post: imagine reblogging a picture just to express your...
But look now I’m curious which ship
jeanlocke from the gentleman bastard series
like dude... the series revolves around the most codependent friendship i have ever SEEN and the author is a total “””SJW””” according to the horrible conservative part of the fantasy fan community (AKA I can get through his books without wanting to toss them at the wall)
i mean i guess being a homophobic judgypants doesn’t make for the best critical reading skills!
shieldwitch replied to your post “every time i get a tarot reading for my job, all the cards are like,...”
as a perpetrator of this, I am So Sorry
i dare you to do me an earnest reading and NOT find treachery
Me: *draws penises* Wife: that's not cute draw me something cute Me: here is a BUN BUN Wife: great now draw something you really like Wife: wow, that mantis looks like you. Now draw baby Me: baby is a clot of darkness Wife: yikes could you do cute again? Me: here is a nice pheidole lady sipping nectar from an aphids assho
yukiayanami replied to your post “Ahh sorry!! Fantasy, is that's okay :) For all your tolkien obsessed...”
*BANGS ON TABLE* GENTLEMEN BASTARDS. I've bee lurking on your blog for like two years now and I cannot even tell you how pleased I am that someone I admire so much likes these books that I adore and feel are so underrated.
SHRIEK omg!!!! this is so nice and I saw this reply... literally 3 days ago I think but then forgot to reply immediately and then I went back into my activity to find it thinking NO I MUST RESPOND ABOUT BOOK!!
The books are amazing! While I do read a lot, I hardly ever have patience for any book over 300 pages and Lynch gets me through literal doorstoppers. Each book also has a really satisfying end plotline and there’s enough subplots to keep me going through the middle. Red Seas, Red Skies wasn’t my fave because I’m not into naval plots, but I loved the characters/writing enough that I still liked it. I hope that the series eventually goes back to Camorr, though! YASS FANTASY VENICE
I will confess that I am absolutely 100% invested in Locke and Jean making out. And the book’s general pattern of Locke getting into utter distress and then Jean saves him.
so those are my thoughts on the gentlemen bastard series aka that ongoing fantasy series i’m dreadfully into although i generally loathe the format
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orlofsky replied to your link “Idols and Dead Men - Chapter 13”
Palpatine's clothes and interior decor are going to haunt me forever
palpatine’s home has thrice featured on the holonet blog,
terriblenabooestateagentphotos
theotherwesley replied to your post: AHHHHHH i just went thru a super stressful job...
tell me about a cryptid u have met
none... YET. but i want to meet the skunk ape he seems like a real bro
cinaed replied to your post: AHHHHHH i just went thru a super stressful job...
You recced the Machinaries of Empire and it was great– have you read anything else sci-fi lately that you’d rec?
becky chambers’s the long way to a small, angry planet and its sequel, a closed and common orbit. they’re very much comfort reads and not of the grimdark variety. jeff vandermeer’s southern reach trilogy is also very good, but nothing matches the quality of the first book. also, if you haven’t been keeping track with n.k. jemisin’s broken earth series, the second book, the obelisk gate, was great
hurlumerlu replied to your post “If you really write a fic where Jean and Locke have to be fake married...”
I can't believe I had never even thought of Locke in a dress. Thank you.
It is a beautiful, beautiful image, and just one of the many services I provide when it comes to Locke Lamora related content. Please stay tuned for my next update, the Lamora Poisoning Chart, where his impending faint can be calculated to the minute. Jean keeps a version of it in his purse at all times.
gileonnen replied to your post “If you really write a fic where Jean and Locke have to be fake married...”
That might even be enough to get me to read the series. *__*
There is such, such loyalty kink. I’m 50/50 on whether you would like it, but I would DEFINITELY like your fic for it.
