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Borne Illustration by Pat Hughes
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Borne Illustration by Pat Hughes
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Finished Borne by Jeff Vandemeer and my headcanon is that Borne’s shapeshifting/general movement looks like that really specific way that AI-generated entities shift around and transform in videos. Like one of those come to life.
Madison Henline submission to Borne fan art contest
Apparently used for the Chinese edition cover
Completely independent fanblog about Borne and related media by Jeff VanderMeer
The Situation (2008)
Borne (2017)
The Strange Bird (2018)
Dead Astronauts (2019)
The Complete Borne
Borne (novel)
Strange Bird (novella)
The Three (short story)
Teem’s Bestiary (illustrated, including never-before-published-entries)
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I am STARVING for Borne discourse. I am pretty late to the party, so a lot of online discussions are several years old. I gathered up some book clubs and reading guides here. SPOILERS obvs.
Macmillan published a reading group guide
Links to r/books book club threads:
Discussion Thread for Part 1 of Borne
Second Discussion Thread for Borne
Third Discussion Thread for Borne
Final Discussion Thread for Borne
I understand Borne (2017) more than I ever understood The Area X Trilogy and for that reason, (and possible the post-apocalyptic setting, which I have always liked, also SO many kinds of beetles) I think I like it a little better?
I loved Annihilation, but I don't think I'll ever really understand it. There's so much going on and I just get kind of lost, even as I deeply enjoy the ride and acknowledge that there's so much to analyze. I understand the setting and relationships and general vibe of Borne more, not to say that Borne is better or anything, they're both absolutely fucking fantastic books/series. But like, I am understanding Borne more, I am getting it more, I am not just shell shocked lost wandering the wilderness of Area X wondering what it means, you've written this poetry and I know it means.
Also like... probably name bias, I suffer from name bias bigtime. Oh? Your protagonist is named Rachel you say?
Anyway if you have Southern Reach meta send it to me. Make my brain bigger!
French translation by Gilles Goullet