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hey guys did you know that the teixcalaan books are good? they're good. did you know this.
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hey guys did you know that the teixcalaan books are good? they're good. did you know this.
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I'm not sure how to complete this, the window is supposed to be out into space but I'm very worried about just coloring it all in black, it doesn't quite feel like the right move.
If I had a nickle for every time I read a fantasy-in-space book where the military's management-enforced ability to share a hivemind became a significant plot point in the second book...
Yskander Aghavn died as he lived, choking on something
You start A Memory Called Empire and think ‘Damn, Yksander was too interesting and hot and bisexual, they had to kill him’, and you end the book knowing Yksander was too interesting and hot and bisexual, they had to kill him. Too bad we don’t get to see how the most powerful and politically shrewd throuple in all of Teixcalaan was when Yksander was still alive
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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Teixcalaan Series - Arkady Martine Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Characters: Mahit Dzmare, Three Seagrass Additional Tags: Drabble Summary:
Mahit searches for a place to fit herself within.
"juliet i get mahit dzmare even if i think it's a stretch but what on earth does three seagrass have to do with bigender" okay you know what three seagrass is doing with her whole life right. remember when nineteen adze first entered the scene in chapter 3?
“You’re so little like Yskandr,” she said. “Perhaps the same sense of humor, but that’s all. I’m surprised.” “Are you?” “Very.” “Not all Teixcalaanli are the same, either.” Nineteen Adze laughed, a single sharp sound. “No, but we come in types. Your asekreta here, for example. She’s the precise model of the orator-diplomat Eleven Lathe, except a woman, and too thin through the chest. Ask her; she’ll recite his entire oeuvre for you, even the parts where he unwisely got involved with barbarians.” Three Seagrass gestured with one hand, the motion both rueful and flattered. “I didn’t think Your Excellency had been paying attention,” she said. “Never think that, Three Seagrass,” said Nineteen Adze.
yeah yeah i just memorized the entire written works of a poet I have based my life off of (see A Desolation Called Peace for even more parallels and citations of Eleven Lathe) and can recite them at will. I'm diving into the persona of a man and living, in my present politics, day, and time, surrounded by the phantom of his words and deeds, the memory of his history and his contributions to bringing xenophilia to empire. tell me again how this isn't precisely a reflection, a foil of mahit
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"she's such a gay disaster nerd and i love her"
smash or pass: three seagrass (teixcalaan duology)
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