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catvincent replied to your photo āFinally finished this Victor Anderson book and moving on to Urban...ā
Not enough urban magic books around; ta for the tip
Iām really enjoying it so far. Itās an animist look at cities and she makes the distinction between a genius loci as a spirit of the land and the spirit of the city being made up of the human imprint and motion in a space. Iād definitely recommend it!
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catvincent replied to your post āThose lists of kinds of witches so often exclude traditional/folkloric...ā
And, invariably, they utterly ignore urban witches and mages.
Of course, because it doesnāt fit the tired aesthetic of the wise old woman that lives in the woods.
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Ā The same way a verb has to agree with its subject,...
ā¦Most people carry that pain around inside them their whole lives, until they kill the pain by other means, or until it kills them. But you, my friends, you found another way: a way to use the pain. To burn it as fuel, for light and warmth. You have learned to break the world that has tried to break you.ā
Oh yes, that bit hit me right in the feels! Because I think it also ties into the ubiquitous longing that is such a part of fantasy literature (I mean, see Tolkienās On Fairy Stories) and, really, The Magicians is stuffed to the brim with commentary on fantasy literature and childhood and growing up and how the realm of fantasy (or Faerie) is not human. Iām really curious to see how the series continues with this, although Iāve heard mixed things about the sequels.
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Human skin leather elbows?
And bone cufflinks, natch - if I did.
catvincent replied to your post āInterestingā
...I'm going to have to read this book, aren't I? And... Happy Birthday, brother.
Donāt get me wrong. Itās not entirely HELLBLAZER and I still wince in spots, but theyāre getting less with its issue. And thanks.
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Will we see what effect the Pantheon has had on world religion, especially the monotheistic ones? Clearly Christianity is still a thing; but, how does a regular 90yr cycle of other gods change it?
Worth remembering that the gods have even had powers has been deniable to this point in history, as stressed in the opening.
It impacts stuff, but perhaps less than youād think. I keep on meaning to write a scene about a Priest responding to all this stuff happening - Iāve tried to fit it in since issue 7 - but thereās never room.
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Nah, they dropped a bollock. But Iām sure yours is...
Yeah, I kinda figured. It's a fun headcanon as it is, though.
I didn't know how 'Crowley' was pronounced until now, so that's something new I'd also learned.
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Noting for the record that Ryan mispronounces...
In Hellblazer, I believe that while Crowley and Constantine weren't outright enemies, they weren't friends, either. It tended towards manipulative antagonism, I think.
On that note, on the off chance if Ryan's pronunciation of Crowley's name was intended, then it'd make sense, because ConstantineĀ would choose to annoy Crowley like that - not my friend and not an enemy = I shall annoy you by pronouncing your name as your enemies would.
That's probably just me, though. Heh.
