My head is an animal

Thom / 26 / interested in far too much stuff

[thomdoesthings]

Just finished Ship of Magic, by Robin Hobb.

This feels really different from the Farseer trilogy, but in a good way. Good characters and a bigger and even darker setting. I'm excited to keep going through it.

[edgebug]

"grace. grace! grace give attention. rocky perform human ritual of escape closet now. statement."

"come again?"

"i learn more from thinking machine. human gender preference. attraction to same gender, means word 'gay.' all eridian same gender." rocky stands straight up. "rocky come out to grace now. all rocky plural gay, statement."

"...wow, that's... rock, i'm not sure it makes much sense to apply human ideas of sexual orientation to a monogendered species."

a long and judgmental pause. then:

"grace HOMOPHOBIC, question????"

[thomdoesthings]

Just finished Assassin's Quest, by Robin Hobb.

This was an incredible conclusion to the trilogy. Fitz has rapidly become one of my favourite characters in all of fantasy, and this is such a wonderfully bittersweet conclusion to him as a character.

[wonderstruck]

If you see this you’re legally obligated to reblog and tag with the book you’re currently reading

[miggsboson]

gotta reblog for the last few images, sorry

[miggsboson]

Thanks y'all! read more at miggsboson.neocities.org

[soapyysoda]

DELTARUNE TOMORROW

[thomdoesthings]

Just finished Royal Assassin, by Robin Hobb.

I am officially in love with this series. I love slow, character driven fantasy and this is one of the finest examples of that that I've seen. I literally bought the whole Realm of the Elderlings series due to how much I love this book, and I know what my life will be for the next few weeks.

[limbomitosis1]

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* Lets all smile again

….before the sun goes down completely

[artifacts-and-arthropods]

Howling Wolf Figurine from Siberia, c.500-200 BCE: this carving measures just 11 cm (about 4 inches) tall, and it was created nearly 2,500 years ago

The figurine was crafted from a piece of wood and decorated with bits of shell inlay.

According to the Cleveland Museum of Art:

The subject, size, materials, and naturalistic style suggest that this small sculpture was made by one of the nomadic peoples of Western and Central Asia—perhaps the Scythians, who, with the Medes, conquered the Assyrians.

Sources & More Info:

Cleveland Museum of Art: Howling Wolf

[star-shweets]

NEVER KILL YOURSELF

DELTAJUNE IS WAITING DELTARUNE DELAEUGEJEJSMM

[thatwelshartist]

I was looking up facts about Cormorants to find a title for this and found out about the liver bird a mythological creature from liverpool that is literally just a cormorant which I find kinda funny

anyway still think what to call this maybe UKAI

[inthetags]

put the song youre currently listening to in the tags

[thomdoesthings]

Just finished Assassin's Apprentice, by Robin Hobb.

This was good! This is my second of Hobb's series, and I think it's fair to day that I really like her show, action-light brand of fantasy. I'm eager to see what the rest of the trilogy has.

[dappermouth]

And then you had that dream again.

[miggsboson]

i miss togore-kun

im working on it o7

[lakevida]

i think its charming when peoples personal lives improve and they get drastically worse at posting

[thomdoesthings]

Just finished The Confidence Men, by Margalit Fox.

I liked this. I love these stranger than fiction real stories, and this was a good look into this case and fake mediums in general.