Laura Crone

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Reading the Twilight books for the first time in 2026 is so funny, fully half of New Moon so far is entirely redundant if you already know werewolves exist in this universe

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I think what I resent the most is that all of us, especially the women who worked with him, were a part of his rehabilitation (at least image-wise) without us ever getting to choose if that was something we wanted to participate in. He didn't let us or his audience make a choice. How ironic.

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Man there is no way for a story to lose me faster than "Everything is going great! Story is about to resolve! Time for a secondary character to SUDDENLY DIE!!! Guess we've got a whole new set of emotional baggage to unpack!!"

The more romantasy I read the more I realize I don't really care about the design of a magic system but I care a LOT about the role of that magic system in the fictional society

I'm 770 pages into The Wise Man's Fear and after about 4 chapters of going oh, I forgot, there actually is a single supporting woman in this story who is not sexually obsessed with our protagonist, NOPE, SHE'S ALSO DOWN. The chokehold these books had on every dude I knew in the 2010's, fuck's sake

Laura Crone@lauracrone.nebula.tv · 7mo ago

Rereading The Kingkiller Chroncle for research purposes and many things about it are upsetting me but so far none so much as the fact that there is not a single Fela/Devi fic on AO3

Devi looked past me and her expression softened. "Little Fela!" She brushed past me and gave Fela a hug. "You're all grown up!" She stepped back and held Fela at arm's length, looking over her appreciatively. "My lord, you look like a ten-stripe Modegan whore! He'll love it."
Fela smiled and spun a little so the bottom of her dress flared. "It is nice to have an excuse to dress up every once and a while."
"You should be dressing up on your own," Devi said. "And for better men than Ambrose."

Rereading The Kingkiller Chroncle for research purposes and many things about it are upsetting me but so far none so much as the fact that there is not a single Fela/Devi fic on AO3

Devi looked past me and her expression softened. "Little Fela!" She brushed past me and gave Fela a hug. "You're all grown up!" She stepped back and held Fela at arm's length, looking over her appreciatively. "My lord, you look like a ten-stripe Modegan whore! He'll love it."
Fela smiled and spun a little so the bottom of her dress flared. "It is nice to have an excuse to dress up every once and a while."
"You should be dressing up on your own," Devi said. "And for better men than Ambrose.""I've been busy. I'm out of practice preening. It took me an hour to remember how to do my hair. Any advice?" She held her arms out to her sides and did a slow turn.
Devi looked her up and down with a calculating eye. "You're already better than he deserves. But you're all bare. Why don't you have any sparkle on you?"
Fela looked down at her hands. "Rings won't work with the gloves," she said. "And I didn't have anything nice enough to go with the dress."
"Here then." Devi tilted her head and reached up under her hair, first on one side then the other. Then she stepped closer to Fela. "Lord you're tall, bend down."
When Fela straightened up again, she was wearing a pair of earrings that swung and caught the light of the fire.
Devi stepped back and gave an exasperated sigh. "And they look better on you, of course." She shook her head with irritation. "Good lord, woman. If I had tits like yours I'd own half the world by now."