xor.blue
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👤 Joined on 10 April 2023
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anyway, Nine Tailors is a very - here's my new special interest - kind of book. but also those books can do deft portrayals of relationships & people & social dynamics. and also are clearly sometimes self-insert wish fulfilment. and also are murder mysteries. i love them.
Show Postit's a trick! there's at least two! The Nine Tailors by Dorothy L Sayers, classic murder mystery novel and The Doomsday Book by Connie Willis (surprisingly moving time travel story)
Show Postpeople are always going on about the human need to understand everything through stories but then you think about why people like particular works of fiction and it's shit like "i want to imagine a woman being mean to me" and "it's enjoyable how into change ringing the author got for this one book"
Show Postwhen the apple got russeting
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