#legendborn memes

[talleryn]

Nick: so, I get that we’re all without fathers-

Bree: not me.

Sel:

Nick:

Bree: I fucking love my dad

#shitpost #brainrot #incorrect quotes #bree #bree matthews #nick davis #selwyn kane #Legendborn #legendborn shitpost #legendborn cycle #incorrect legendborn quotes #legendborn memes #bloodmarked incorrect quotes #Bloodmarked #Bloodmarked shitpost

[nyxblackwood]

#king arthur #Arthur is an ass #bree matthews #arthur pendragon #legendborn #legendborn memes

[imamirrorballlll]

I strongly believe that giving Selwyn Kane a hug would solve all my problems.

#legendborn #bloodmarked #selwyn kane #brelwyn #bree matthews #tracy deonn #nick davis #king arthur #merlin #kingsmage #book tumblr #bookish memes #i love him so much #I'll cry #HE DESERVED BETTER #give my baby a fucking break

[incorrect-legendborn-quotes]

Bree: If you had a shot for every bad decision you’ve made would you be sober?

William: Probably.

Nick: Maybe a little tipsy.

Alice: Wasted.

Sel: Dead.

#legendborn #incorrect legendborn quotes #the legendborn cycle #bree matthews #selwyn kane #alice chen #william sitterson #nick davis #source: meme

[hazellvesque]

In North Carolina, they don't say "I love you" they say “No other Merlin can protect you like I can, because no other Merlin feels about you the way I do. I want you to live, because I want you to be happy. Not because of a spell, but because so very many things would break and go dark if you weren’t in the world. Myself included.” and I think that's beautiful

#bloodmarked spoilers #legendborn #breesel #it's an older meme sir but it checks out #I'm going absolutely feral reading this book for the second time

[abigail-abridged-summaries]

When Bree and Sel finally kiss

#bloodmarked #tracy deonn #legendborn #bree mathews #selwyn kane #ya books #ya lgbt book #ya fantasy #lgbt books #books and libraries #books #bookworm #book memes

[bookcub]

i started finding out of date memes so i could make them for the legendborn fandom

#legendborn #bloodmarked #tracy deonn #the legendborn cycle #i was so ready to fight the villains in the novel

[logarithmicpanda]

hmmm hmmm the fandom meme. . . how about graceling realm? and legendborn, if you can do a spoiler free one

Sorry it took forever, I already did Legendborn, and removed the entries I had no answer for

The character I first fell in love with: Katsa The character I never expected to love as much as I do now: Bitterblue The character I would totally smooch: Fire The character I’d want to be like: Bitterblue The character I’d slap: Leck A pairing that I love: Katsa/Poe

Send me a fandom!

#ask games

[getyourselfaunicorn]

9 PEOPLE YOU WANT TO KNOW BETTER

Thanks for the tag  @marina-and-the-memes !! I keep forgetting to do these, but for the people who tag me, I’M SORRY. I promise I’m not ignoring them 😭

TAGGING: @thisnamewasalreadytakenanyway  @yourbestmate @leliesblou @morganas-pendragons @spider-starry @made-ofmemories @mr-darcysgf @gldnhrtd @bellamybellamyblake @senoritaanxiety (and anyone else reading this who wants to do it!)

LAST SONG: Tenderly by Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong (listening a vinyl rn)

CURRENTLY WATCHING: Rewatching Narcos rn (God bless Pedro Pascal)

CURRENTLY READING: Fantastic question 😭 In theory I was reading Oathbringer, then got tired and started reading Legendborn, got tired in the middle of the second book, and continued the Daughter of No Worlds series. Currently in the middle of the third book but I’m getting ✨lazy✨

CURRENT OBSESSIONS: Surprisingly none. But the second I reread Infamous I’ll be right back 😭Same for the rest of the IFs I’ve been reading

#tag games #me

[talleryn]

#just felt like this worked #shitpost #Bloodmarked #Legendborn #Briana matthews #bree matthews #meme #Legendborn memes #brainrot #legendborn cycle #Tracy deonn

[checkoutmybookshelf]

What Did I read This Year? A 2023 Retrospective

Ok, so this was a big year for my Tumblr blog, so I thought it would be fun to go over what I read this year! The rules for the retrospective are thus:

Only book reviews count, because I actually read or reread those books this year. First Lines, meme, and quotes do not require that, so they're not counting. Little reading updates and thought posts also don't count. So let's see what I read this year!

January 3: Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree

January 5: One for All by Lillie Lainoff

January 8: Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao

January 10: Shadowfell, Raven Flight, and The Caller by Juliet Marillier (trilogy, so counts for three!)

January 13: Raybearer and Redemptor by Jordan Ifueko (duology)

January 19: Magic's Pawn, Magic's Promise, and Magic's Price by Mercedes Lackey (trilogy)

January 22: No Dominion by CE Murphy

January 29: Half a Soul by Olivia Atwater

February 5: The Walker Papers by CE Murphy (series of 9 books because I'm counting by the original publishing order, not the rebrand and republish, where it's 10 books)

February 12: Wildwood Dancing and Cybele's Secret by Juliet Marillier (duology)

February 19: Shakespeare Saved my Life: Ten Years in Solitary with the Bard by Laura Bates

February 24: The Cardinal Rule, The Firebird Deception, and The Phoenix Law by CE Murphy (trilogy)

February 27: The Gallagher Girls series by Ally Carter (seven book series)

March 3: Legendborn by Tracy Deonn

March 6: Imzadi Forever by Peter David

March 17: The Bright and Breaking Sea and A Swift and Savage Tide by Chloe Neill (first two books of a series)

March 19: The Harp of Kongs, A Dance with Fate, and Song of Flight by Juliet Marillier (trilogy)

March 24: Bloodmarked by Tracy Deonn

March 26: The Jasmine Throne by Tasha Suri

March 29: Kenobi by John Jackson Miller

March 31: Spice Road by Maiya Ibrahim

April 2: Jessica's Guide to Dating on the Dark Side by Beth Fantaskey

April 5: The Phantom of Pemberley by Regina Jeffers

April 9: The Blood Trials by NE Davenport

April 12: Arrows of the Queen, Arrow's Flight, and Arrow's Fall by Mercedes Lackey (trilogy)

April 19: Dracula by Bram Stoker

April 26: Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer

April 30: Master & Apprentice by Claudia Gray

May 3: When He Was Wicked by Julia Quinn

May 7: Scales and Sensibility by Stephanie Burgis

May 14: The Cruel Prince by Holly Black

May 17: Star by Star by Troy Denning

May 21: The Protector of the Small Quartet by Tamora Pierce (four books)

May 28: That Self-Same Metal by Brittany N. Williams

May 31: Artemis Fowl: The Arctic Incident by Eoin Colfer

June 11: Through the Fire by CE Murphy

June 14: The Song of the Lioness Quartet by Tamora Pierce (four books)

June 18: The Circle of Magic Quartet by Tamora Pierce (four books)

June 21: The Circle Opens Quartet by Tamora Pierce (four books)

June 25: Uprooted by Naomi Novik

June 28: The Immortals Quartet by Tamora Pierce (four books)

July 2: Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code by Eoin Colfer

July 5: Storm Front by Jim Butcher

July 9: The Will of the Empress by Tamora Pierce

July 12: Sir Callie and the Champions of Helston by Esme Symes-Smith

July 16: An Offer From a Gentleman by Julia Quinn

July 19: Battle Magic by Tamora Pierce

July 23: Tempests and Slaughter by Tamora Pierce

July 26: Anne of Green Gables by LM Montgomery

July 30: Melting Stones by Tamora Pierce

August 2: Claws and Contrivances by Stephanie Burgis

August 6: Gladiator Bear by CE Murphy

August 9: Artemis Fowl: The Opal Deception by Eoin Colfer

August 13: Red, White & Royal Blue by Casy McQuiston

August 16: Ten Thousand Stitches by Olivia Atwater

August 20: Long Shadow by Olivia Atwater

August 23: Fool Moon by Jim Butcher

August 27: Grave Peril by Jim Butcher

August 30: Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony by Eoin Colfer

September 3: The Blonde Identity by Ally Carter

September 6: It's In His Kiss by Julia Quinn

September 10: On the Way to the Wedding by Julia Quinn

September 13: Artemis Fowl: The Time Paradox by Eoin Colfer

September 13: The Artemis Fowl Files by Eoin Colfer

September 20: Dark Water Daughter by HM Long

September 24: X-Wing: Wraith Squadron by Aaron Allston

September 27: X-Wing: Starfighters of Adumar by Aaron Allston

October 1: Summer Knight by Jim Butcher

October 4: Maskerade by Terry Pratchett

October 8: Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros

October 11: Artemis Fowl: The Atlantis Complex by Eoin Colfer

October 15: A Shadow in the Ember by Jennifer L. Armentrout

October 18: The Secret Shanghai Series by Chloe Gong (four books, two novellas)

October 25: Heat Wave by Richard Castle

October 29: Raven Heart and Polar Heart by CE Murphy (two books in a series)

November 1: A Light in the Flame by Jennifer L. Armentrout

November 5: The Phoenix King by Aparna Verma

November 8: Icebreaker by Hannah Grace

November 12: Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros

November 15: The Dragon Prince of Alaska by Elva Birch

November 19: The Dragon Prince's Librarian by Elva Birch

November 22: Bookshops & Bonedust by Travis Baldree

November 26: Wildfire by Hannah Grace

November 29: Artemis Fowl: The Last Guardian by Eoin Colfer

December 3: A Fire in the Flesh by Jennifer L. Armentrout

December 6: The Mask of Mirrors by MA Carrick

December 10: The Dragon Prince's Bride, The Dragon Prince's Secret, the Dragon Prince's Magic, and The Dragon Prince's Betrayal by Elva Birch (four of a series of six books)

December 13: Empire of Sand by Tasha Suri

December 17: Death Masks by Jim Butcher

December 20: Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan

December 24: A Christmas Like No Otter by Zoe Chant

That's about where I got to this year, and it has been a wonderful year in reading. I'm so looking forward to next year! Leave your favorite book from 2023 and your most anticipated 2024 book in the tags, and may you have a Happy New Year!

#books and reading #books and novels #books #book recommendations

[gxldencity]

1, 2 and 12 for the reading asks :D

1. What are 2-5 already published fiction books you think you want to read in 2023?

Omg I do have a backlog spanning till 2019. The years vary in terms of publishing but 2019 was the year I started reading lots again. So trying to fit this into 5 might be hard

1. Babel by R.F. Kuang - I had my eye on this the moment I saw it was gonna tackle the elitism, colonialism and racism in academia. Books under dark academia don't really explore this as much as they should which is what turned me off from reading them.

The discourse—if you could even call it that bc it really is white people who made reading books and ~academia~ their personality complaining that the book calls them out—that surrounds it is so funny which makes me want to read it even more. The point really just flew over their heads despite having books as their personality.

2. Legendborn by Tracy Deonn - Funnily enough this is another academia book that calls out white academia. I did start on this a year or so ago but wasn't quite in the mood for it (it was YA and written in first person which could get jarring for me) but I do want to return to it. It has an exciting premise and the 2nd book came out a couple of months ago.

3. Gun Dealer's Daughter by Gina Apostol

As I mentioned in a few text posts, I wanna read more modern Filipino literary novels—at least the ones I could access outside of the Philippines lmao and I've seen this get recommended a lot. So I'm gonna read it (and also Apostol's other literary novels)

Gina Apostol also did the intro for the Penguin Classics collection of Nick Joaquin's short stories, The Woman With Two Navels which I also highly highly recommend. Beyond culture, I was drawn to it bc of the tropical gothic lmao.

4. Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler

So another goal I have this year is to read more classic sci fi (or modern classic in this case but the term classic itself is really muddy). Parable of the Sower is something I've been kinda wanting to read for awhile now. The premise is surely interesting and something that is relevant for us right now with the changing climate.

5. A Restless Truth by Freya Marske

I thought A Marvellous Light was okay. Not a great read but not a bad one either. It was definitely one of those the author wanted to write romance novel with fantasy elements but the books need to be shelved in fantasy so they had to add more fantasy notes on it but still primarily a romance read. And that got so jarring in this book as it reads like it can't decide if it wants to lean fantasy or lean romance.

That being said I do wanna read the sequel featuring wlw lmao. I wanna read a fun sapphic light fantasy novel. Like sapphics do get the hard sf/f novel that's less romance focused which tbh I do like...I just want more variety (likewise I wish to see more hard sf/f mlm novels).

2. What are 2-5 already published nonfiction books you think you want to read in 2023?

Akkfksnfs I wanna read more non-fiction books this year too. I mean one of them is for work so I won't count that.

1. How to Stand Up to a Dictator by Maria Ressa I think everyone needs to read this book and also watch Maria Ressa's PBS documentary (available on Youtube), especially if you're wondering about the rise of authoritarian governments in the last few years (and how socmed plays a hand).

2. Ducks by Kate Beaton. A graphic novel I know but Kate Beaton is someone who I've been kinda following for awhile now. Her memoir of her years working at the Alberta oil sands would be interesting for sure considering how everyone treats Alberta as the province you go to make lots of money in despite of the environmental implications of the tar sands.

3. Travesty by Lillian-Yvonne Bertram - This is a poetry book. I know there is a poetry question in this ask meme. I don't care. Poetry is technically non fiction lmao so I'm counting it. The style of this book is based on programming which as a dev definitely piques my interest.

12. What's your 2023 stance on rating/reviewing books?

I think everyone should be more unhinged in terms of leaving ratings and reviews. Authors don't look at these reviews or at least they aren't supposed to (some do and they are annoying about it). Some books do deserve that 1 star. Sometimes a book doesn't deserve to be rounded up to 4 stars and thank GOD storygraph allows for not only half stars but for .25 and .75 stars as well. (Switch to storygraph im telling you. Don't use goodreads).

I mean I was pretty scathing in terms of the critiques I gave towards the books I read last year. My average rating in 2022 is 3.92. Like I paid for this with my time and money. My library had to order this book AND stock it. My taxes go to my library. I don't like giving pity stars for the sake of writing a book. Fanfic authors could write outstanding novels for FREE. If someone has to spend money on it, then the least you could do is write a good book.

[2023 Reading asks]

#sljdsofjs i got carried away #elaine talks

[desperatecheesecubes]

A reading update!! I know you were all waiting with baited breath for this one.

Recently Read

Legendborn: 5 star reread

Thoughts: it’s just phenomenal and you should all read it. I’m also super hype for Fairyloot’s editions and I will definitely be grabbing them

Snow White With The Red Hair 20: 3 star first time read

Thoughts: look I’m adding the manga I’ve been read too! Snow White Red Hair is just such a comforting read I love it.

The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue: 5 star reread

Thoughts: as a domestic abuse survivor myself Monty’s story has always felt very personal to me. And Percy is just SUCH a gem. Felicity is my whole soul out on page. We love a queer cast.

Gentleman’s Guide to Getting Lucky: 4 star reread

Thoughts: this remains the best sex scene I’ve ever read and somehow it’s PG13 fucking wild

Noragami vol 22-24: 4 star first time read(s)

Thoughts: Noragami is such a SOLID story. I hope the anime adaption gets continued because I want this series to get the fan following that it deserves. Unrelated but I was very tempted to use vol 21’s cover because goddamn! What a piece of art! I decided to collect the omnibus releases but I will probably pick that solo volume up because it’s so beautiful.

Frieren Beyond Journeys End vol 1-5: 5 star first time read(s)

Thoughts: I’m not crying, you’re crying. Frieren discovering how important everyone was to her after they’ve died is just *incoherent emotional noises* and the fact that Himmel’s character continues to get developed and built up even as we only explore him through memories. It’s just so good. Anime announcement when??? None of my anime friends read manga.

Currently reading:

Sword Stone Table: 27% first time read

Thoughts: Roshani Chokshi’s short story was so good it made me meme. The Gilded Wolves just jumped to the top of my TBR

Breathe and Count Back from Ten: 60% first time read

Thoughts: very solid character writing. Both of our leads are relatable and grounded and I love them.

The Lady’s Guide to Petticoats and Piracy: 62% reread

Thoughts: I’m fairly certain that Felicity was the first asexual lead I’ve ever had the pleasure of reading, and what a standout she is. We Stan a QUEEN.

#literature #cheese reads things #mine #now featuring manga!

[multifairyus]

Hey There!

Welcome to my Lexicon of interests! My name is Multifairyus, (whatstheswitch if ya nasty 💋) and friends call me Fairy!

Skip to “Keep Reading” for my fandom stuff, stick around to know me better 💖

~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~

Demographics: HBCU & tertiary educated, neurodivergent, queer, zillenial Black-American woman

Occupation: IRL wizard and resident Hot Girl™️ of my laboratory

Interests: Exploring new cities, astrology, make-up, Dungeons and Dragons, Biblical hermeneutics, BDSM, womanism, JRPGs, social commentary/media analysis video essays, weed, orchestral/8-bit/bardcore/Lo-Fi covers of songs, internet/social media memes and culture, being beautiful on the inside and out, committing to the bit

(Tumblr Active) Fandoms: The Legendborn Cycle, Spider-Verse Cinnematic Universe, Kingdom Hearts, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Critical Role, Megan Thee Stallion, Persona 5, Inu-Yasha

Social Media: @/multifairyus on all platforms. I’m pretty hot too ngl @/lexie.day just don’t be weird or get blocked

Fandom Styles: Playlist curation, headcannon/hot take sharing, fanfiction writing (eventually…), fandom community challenge issuer, fandom discord administration, comment section hypeman.

Genres: General, romance, friendship, found family dynamics, missing scenes/POV switches, porn w/feelings and porn w/warnings, angst with a happy ending, fluff, AUs.

Pro/Anti-Shipping: No. Shut up. Listen to her speak on it for my thoughts.

Asks?: The more fun, thought-provoking, or unhinged the better

DMs?: Yes if you interacted with my stuff. Hell yes if you’re Black and wanna cold open ask to be friends I love that stuff

Note: I like to reblog...a lot. If you aren't interested in one of these fandoms I recommend blocking some of these tags so you get what you signed up for with me: #legendborn #bloodmarked #ATSV #Hobie Brown #Spiderpunk.

That said I'm liable to go on a reblogging spree on any of my interests. My @ is a play on the word "multifarious" for a reason, lmao. I like a lot of stuff and I'm making it y'alls problem...adjust accordingly or develop exquisite taste that just so happens to be exactly like mine!

The Legendborn Cycle

Brelwyn Story Playlists

Volume I

Volume II

Fandom Challenges

• Kane Coded Bingo Challenge and Wrap-Up

Commissions

Birthday Firefly Kiss

Headcannons/Hot Takes

Legendborn AUs

Missing Moments in Volition

LBC and Queer Narratives

Erebus is Secretly a Brelwyn Shipper

Valec Carries Bloodmarked's Humor

Brelwyn & Kanthony

Spider-Verse Cinematic Universe

Playlists

(Hobie-inspired if not stated to be otherwise)

xReader Delulu Vibes (WIP)

A Doobie for your Thoughts (WIP)

Tik Tok Fan-Edit Trash (WIP)

Arachnakids Cover Band Setlist (WIP)

Headcannons/Hot Takes

• Hobie’s Grandma

Kthxbai 💖

#multifairyus #atsv #legendborn #get to know me

[protectwoc]

For the ask meme: mahonia, chia, jasmine, palm tree? :)

mahonia ⇢ what place, thing, activity inspires you most and how do you express yourself when it does?

quite honestly the thing that inspires me the most is other media. oftentimes i'll get an idea when i'm watching another movie or reading another book and have to run to my laptop to take notes or on my phone if that's not available.

chia ⇢ what’s an inside joke you have with someone else?

anytime the sun shines super brightly i just shout "the sunlight is GINORMOUS" and watch

jasmine ⇢ do you have a movie or book you loved but will never watch/read again?

at this rate its probably legendborn. i liked it so much the first time i read it that i've had a hard time picking it up again because i'm worried nothing will ever top my first read. same goes for knives out also.

palm tree ⇢ do you have a fictional villain you shouldn’t like but love regardless?

honestly not really. loki maybe, but i wouldn't say i "love" him, he's just my favorite of his brand of dark haired wbotm villains.

thanks for the ask!

#raetalks