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unfitforsociety) wrote2021-06-30 02:48 pm
unfitforsociety) wrote2021-06-30 02:48 pm
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frozen in the headlights
The Old Guard
the space where things have been by![[archiveofourown.org profile]](https://p.dreamwidth.org/b164c54b26e4/-/archiveofourown.org/favicon.ico)
kaydeefalls
"How much more will I forget, Joe?" Nile asks, voice small.
"It's not about what you forget," he tells her, searching for the right words. "It's like...negative space. You still feel the echo of where they have been, even when you can no longer fill in all the details. Maybe you lose some of the shading: the timber of a voice, the scent of their skin. Yet you still know them by the space they have left behind." Lovely.
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The Dreamer Trilogy
things fall apart, the centre cannot hold bybasicallymonsters
Adam's perspective throughout Mister Impossible, as his worry reaches a fever pitch, and the two versions of himself begin to converge. this is a really great Adam voice and also kind of a necessary POV that's missing from the book.
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White Collar
Palm of Your Hand byRubynye
Neal paints a miniature portrait, of Elizabeth, for Peter. This is really warm and lovely, suffused with the delight of loving and being loved in return.
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the space where things have been by
"How much more will I forget, Joe?" Nile asks, voice small.
"It's not about what you forget," he tells her, searching for the right words. "It's like...negative space. You still feel the echo of where they have been, even when you can no longer fill in all the details. Maybe you lose some of the shading: the timber of a voice, the scent of their skin. Yet you still know them by the space they have left behind." Lovely.
✭
The Dreamer Trilogy
things fall apart, the centre cannot hold by
Adam's perspective throughout Mister Impossible, as his worry reaches a fever pitch, and the two versions of himself begin to converge. this is a really great Adam voice and also kind of a necessary POV that's missing from the book.
✭
White Collar
Palm of Your Hand by
Neal paints a miniature portrait, of Elizabeth, for Peter. This is really warm and lovely, suffused with the delight of loving and being loved in return.
✭