I'm a heathen

She/Her, weeb, furry, dark fantasy writer. Serial media over-analyzer. Totally a real imp. I'll occasionally post my real life stuff. Oh, and I'm political sometimes. Come for the bad takes, stay for the gay shit.

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I really hope I'm not supposed to find Kennit to be smart, because the man is a complete dumbass. He perpetually gives off this energy:

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In my search for big series to get into after ASoIaF, I read the entire cosmere, The First Law books and now I'm getting into Realm of the Elderlings.

As you can tell, I'm a masochist who likes getting attached to characters so I can watch them go through hell.

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I'm finishing Assassin's Quest. VERIIIITTTTYYYYYYYYYY WHYYYYYYY

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I'm enjoying The Assassin's Quest, but I'm so torn on if I like that Fitz has very little agency of his own, or that I hate it. On one hand, it's to be expected of a man who never got to be himself, on the other, GOD DAMN IT, FITZ, STOP WALKING INTO TRAPS.

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Fitzchivalry: "I'm based and wolfpilled and... hey wait is that cheap brandy?"

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How I expected motherhood to go for Savine, tbh

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I have started reading the Farseer trilogy today. I am liking it quite a bit, honestly.

I like Burrich, despite the whole... puppy thing.

Weirdly enough, it reminds me a lot of Great Expectations by Charles Dickens.

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I finished The Wisdom of Crowds.

Damn you, Joe. Damn you.

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"I love you", like her love could be a cushion he could bounce on when he hit the frozen ground." -Joe Abercrombie

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the logen ninefingers cycle

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Joe Abercrombie is a master at making me hate characters I used to enjoy.

I'm looking at you, Leo Dan Brock.

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Alright, Joe. Give me your worst. I'm ready.

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Hey, Book side of Tumblr, I need some help!

I've recently finished Brandon Sanderson's cosmere and I'm about to finish Joe Abercrombie's The First Law series. I like bulky fantasy books with a lot of lore.

Give me recommendations, please? Preferably series with audiobooks, I don't have a lot of free time unfortunately.

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Watching Orso be a good person for someone that he loves and you know full well it'll literally be the death of him

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ragebaiting lemonade stand owner with one simple order

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I've finally, after a year and a half or so, caught up with the cosmere. Such a bitter-sweet feeling. Now I join the wait for new books just like everyone else.

I'll try to write a more complex summary of my feelings later. But to put it straight out there:

Stormlight is my favourite Cosmere series, Isles of the Emberdark is my favourite of the books. Sunlit Man a very close second.