You can never be too prepared. But sometimes you can’t prepare at all.
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Ch 6: All the Cures that Ail Us
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“Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” Tolstoy’s thesis statement for Anna Karenina holds true for most of the rest of Western literature, and I don’t expect the Fae to be any different.
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Be careful whom you talk to in strange guys in remote inns in a fantasy land.
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I’m assuming the cinematic oeuvre of Martin Scorsese is as popular among the Fae as it is among humans for all the usual good and problematic reasons.
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All the Cures That Ail Us — Page 8
Nothing chills interest like the threat of decapitation.
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All the Cures That Ail Us — Page 7
Don’t drink and wave around sharp objects, kids.
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I forgot how chill the vibes are early on in this chapter. It’s so cozy. That won’t last.
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I promise this story won’t be so much about the mechanics of time and inter dimension travel. And while I don’t feel the need to preempt every potential plot hole objection a persnickety reader might raise, I do want to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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I’m not sure when I realized I was telling a fantasy story, but somewhere while writing the last chapter, I dug in. In DnD terms, our quest party has a few of the requisite roles: Brian is a healer, so[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Pooka, here in horse form (recall we first meet him in rabbit mode back in Chapter 5), revives his complaints about human gentrification of the Otherworld. Everyone has their pet peeve.
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