Mirror Dance would probably be my favorite of the entire series, if I had to pick. That or Komarr. Or maybe Memory.
I'm hoping for an Ivan-focused one soon.
Ooh, that would be fun.
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Mirror Dance would probably be my favorite of the entire series, if I had to pick. That or Komarr. Or maybe Memory.
I'm hoping for an Ivan-focused one soon.
Ooh, that would be fun.
I like "preternatural" and you never see it.
Except on every other page of Anne Rice's books! At least, such is my memory of them.
and fairly frequently in the Laurell K. Hamilton genre.
I was thinking, I must be reading the wrong stuff, because I swear I see "preturnatural" all the freaking time. And I haven't read Rice in ten years, or Hamilton ever.
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I like "preternatural" and you never see it.
I mostly associate "preternatural" with the wacky linguistic stylings of the early years of Spy magazine.
I associate "preturnatural" primarily with Anne Rice. I've never read any Hamilton.
I think my favorite is Memory. Cause, man alive, did Miles NEED that.
My favourite is Memory, as well. Even though (or maybe because?) I find the opening section almost excruciating to read.
I mostly associate "preternatural" with the wacky linguistic stylings of the early years of Spy magazine.
Huh. I think I associate it with Smallville recaps. (Preternaturally pretty.)
Memory is good. But I have a deep fondness for Brothers in Arms as well. Miles is a classic example of a character I love to read about, but couldn't stand to be around extensively in real life. His cousin Ivan, on the other hand, I'd gladly ride like a merry-go-round pony.