A brief aside: there are many things to be said about Patrick Rothfuss' The Name of the Wind (2007) and Fela and Kvothe in The Name of the Wind, art by Julia Maddalina Queers do it better? and speculative fiction go hand in hand: both thinking and existing beyond established conventions to find

Inception played a little with the idea of questioning reality, but I find this film hits me a lot harder Just as mine is mine and yours is yours. So whatever it is, there is still time.

I find that when they are included, they tend to fall into one of two categories: exuberant & heartfelt

Let's all work on finding a middle ground between hyper-fixation and absent scrolling, shall we?

perk, the waffle party, and afterward being instructed to lay in Kier's replica bed for... a different kind I'll probably return to Severance after the season, or perhaps mid-way if any ideas of particular potency

There's also a faction in power who use the library mostly to find books that happen to agree with their

He finds an incredible communicator in Mara'D because she isn't playing the game , and has in fact learned

Even with the stark difference in their teachers, I hope she finds other companions and relationships

The Foundational Grimdark Series Returns Later This Year A Different Kind of Speculative Fiction Three of rot that means you have to throw away the whole thing (examples for me include The Shadow of the Wind

In this way he echoes a more generic kind of villain, such as that seen in Tywin Lannister and Roose

Anyway, be kind out there and I'll be back Sunday~

Baru Cormorant, by Caio Santos Birds of a Feather I find it intriguing that all four books I discussed