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Bytchcraft
Aaron Reese
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I'm going to be feral when this comes out, sorry not sorry!
What other BG3 companions would you guys love book adaptations/backstories of? I think I would also enjoy something for Shadowheart, Gale, or Lae'zel!
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That’s it. That’s the post. Apparently, such a thing exists. It is one of the things I love about T.Kingfisher books is- they always send me on tangents
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Small Bodies of Water
Nina Mingya Powles
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Other people: Making thoughtful, in-depth comments about these essays. Me: Heath Starmoss would be a great name for a halfling druid.
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Wolf Worm
T. Kingfisher
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80s Ghosts
V.S. Lawrence
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Bad Creek
Peyton June
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A Guide to the Dark
Meriam Metoui
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The Monsters We Made
Peyton June
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Wolf Worm
T. Kingfisher
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i just remembered 🔗this existed and if i need to suffer this then i need everyone to suffer with me please and thank you.
this clip is from a movie called Strawinsky and The Mysterious House it's 30 minutes long and it's animated and it's christian or something? apparently this clip featuring the globglogabgalab is about how reading "sinful" books will turn you into a book hungry goblin that lives in the basement of a house. idk yall. seems pretty inaccurate to me.
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Feral and Hysterical: Mother Horror’s Ultimate Reading Guide to Dark and Disturbing Fiction by Women
Sadie Hartmann
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An escapist and sweet fantasy. But it is one of the cases where my personal enjoyment really does not match quality. The side characters are interchangeable and seem to have no personality except kindness. The main character gets their acceptance way too easily and without any friction except their own internal demons. The farm life is very videogame-y