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One for All Review: The swashbuckling disabled character I’ve been waiting for

★★★★★ One for All is Lillie Lainoff’s debut novel. It follows Tania de Batz, the daughter of a former musketeer, who has become quite the fencer in her own right despite her struggle with POTS. Her…

This novel means so much to me as a disabled/chronically ill woman with POTS. I have never seen my experience represented like this in any other book except for maybe Get a Life, Chloe Brown. I will forever be thankful for Lillie Lainoff and her bravery in sharing her own experiences so openly.

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After working on him off and on for three years and change, he's finally...nowhere near done, but at least presentable!

He's a heavily modified Heath Burns head on (currently; I'm waiting for a Miracledoll 30 cm body for him) a Deuce Gorgon body. Once his permanent body arrives, he's getting a kilt, jewellery, and SO MANY TATTOOS. I also still need to finish his assistive devices, but at least this project is finally going somewhere.