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The Goblin Emperor Will Teach You How To Speak Elvish Without You Even Realizing It Because It So Gradually

The Goblin Emperor will teach you how to speak Elvish without you even realizing it because it so gradually introduces words, so halfway through the book you'll be saying shit like "I can't believe the Ethuverazhid Zhas's dachenmaza nohecharis has to commit revethvoran :/" with a straight face

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1 year ago

You Have My Attention: Discworld's Death Books' First Lines

You Have My Attention: Discworld's Death Books' First Lines

The wonderful Sir Terry Pratchett needs no introduction. Introductions do help with books, though, so let's see how the five Death books catch their readers from their very first lines.

This is the bright candlelit room where the lifetimes are stored - shelf upon shelf of them, squat hourglasses, one for every living person. pouring their fine sand from the future into the past. The accumulated hiss of the falling grains makes the room roar like the sea. This is the owner of the room, stalking though it with a preoccupied air. His name is Death.

-- Mort

The Morris dance is common to all inhabited worlds in the multiverse. It is danced under blue skies to celebrate the quickening of the soil and under bare stars because it's springtime and with any luck the carbon dioxide will unfreeze again. The imperative is felt by deep-sea being who have never seen the sun and urban humans whose only connection with the cycle of nature is that their Volvo once ran over a sheep.

-- Reaper Man

Where to finish? A dark, stormy night. A coach, horses gone, plunging through the rickety, useless fence and dropping, tumbling into the gorge below. It doesn't even strike an outcrop of rock before it hits the dried riverbed far below, and erupts into fragments.

-- Soul Music

Everything starts somewhere, although many physicists disagree. But people have always been dimly aware of the problem with the start of things. They wonder aloud how the snowplough driver gets to work, or how the makers of dictionaries look up the spelling of the words. Yet there is the constant desire to find some point in the twisting, knotting, ravelling nets of spacetime on which a metaphorical finger can be put to indicate that here, here, is the point where it all began...

-- Hogfather

According to the First Scroll of Wen the Eternally Surprised, Wen stepped out of the cave where he had received enlightenment and into the dawning light of the first day of the rest of his life. He stared at the rising sun for some time, because he had never seen it before.

-- Thief of Time

1 year ago

The parts of the south that are covered in kudzu look so crazy, one of the all time landscapes. Shame about it destroying the local ecology. But like look at this

The Parts Of The South That Are Covered In Kudzu Look So Crazy, One Of The All Time Landscapes. Shame

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1 year ago
Palamades Sextus and Camilla Hect are side by side in a dim room. Palamades is squatting, holding one hand out slightly toward the hatch at the bottom of the image, most of which is obscured except for the edge and handle. He is wearing clothing of various gray shades, a cape made of draped cloth ties at his left shoulder with a pendant of the Sixth House and a layered tunic consisting of a light shirt with buttons, a dark gray vest and a skirt with fringe on the side edges. He also wears boots with leather straps, cloth forearm sleeves and his round glasses. His expression is contemplative. Camilla Hect stands above him to the right, arms crossed. She wears a layers consisting of a medium gray tunic with fringe on the bottom. The sleeves drape over her elbows and cinch in at her belt which also holds the tabards which hang from her shoulders, loop to and are tucked in the back, the tails of which can be seen behind her. She appears to be mid sentence, smiling as if at a joke. The room itself is primarily taken up by a staircase, appearing from the top left, curving down and around the back. The back wall has three alcoves, one of which holds a broken statue. The roof shows part of a pointed star, much like the ones in between the tiles on the floor. A shadowed Gideon wrapped in a black cloak peers over the side of the staircase. The rooms is generally decrepit, scattered with bits of debris and clinging cobwebs.

the dynamic duo!


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1 year ago

the need to talk about the characters vs the fear that all of my analysis is just empty prose and surface level understanding