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Visit emmagilletteart for some fun dialogue between the 3 during the portrait sitting.
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detectivefable · 2 months
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Heroines of Margaret Rogerson's books fanart!
Read these books if you enjoy a beautifully crafted writing style, worldbuilding, and characters! They are all such unique gems that have interesting distinct worlds, and I need more people to talk about them. 😂
Artemisia from Vespertine, Isobel from An Enchantment of Ravens, and Elizabeth from A Sorcery of Thorns.
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inspiredbyabook · 11 months
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female awesome meme: females in literature [2/10] ↝ elisabeth scrivener
you belonged in the library, as much as any book
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Character, book, and author names under the cut
Daniela- We Set the Dark on Fire by Tehlor Kay Mejia
Nathaniel Thorn- Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson
Laurent- Captive Prince by C.S. Pacat
Gwen (Princess Gwendoline)- Gwen and Art Are Not in Love by Lex Croucher
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rosiethorns88 · 1 year
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Silas redux.
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A scene from Sorcery of Thorns that I've been wanting to do for the longest time. Silas' summoning  scene was the capstone of this book for me. It was terrifying,  sorrowful, and bittersweet for the trio to go through. Silas is my  favorite character of the three, as a non-human character learning or  questioning human feels is one of my favorite tropes, and this scene  tested that with a ferocity.
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poisonedsequin · 1 year
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Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson | book dedication
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spittinwatches · 1 year
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gang gang
@marrogerson
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mesencephaleisole · 1 month
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I love this duo, the motormouth and the longsuffering @marrogerson
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satrnstarz · 1 year
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margaret rogerson could write a thousand novellas about the sorcery of thorns characters just living their lives and having random adventures and i would read all of them
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adelfie · 5 months
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Elisabeth and Nathaniel from Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson ✨️
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clockworkbee · 1 year
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“Not every story has a happy ending,” she offered.
“But most do, if you're brave enough to keep reading to the end.”
—Mysteries of Thorn Manor, by Margaret Rogerson
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I am obsessed with the MoTM Silas epilogue. Like. What Was That. He happily thinks about how he created problems on purpose (the main plot of this book!!) to get the two teenagers he takes care of to progress their relationship. Literally a kid making his dolls kiss. He thinks about planning their wedding in the same breath with reminiscing about how he kidnapped tortured and murdered a man!! And then he summons the fucking void garbage disposal to shred a a dress he thinks is ugly. The garbage disposal tells him all the other demons want to kill him and his response is "lol". The most character ever
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detectivefable · 1 year
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The Revenant seeing Artemisia’s lack of a self care routine for the first time like
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bruiselikeviolets · 1 year
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read in 2023: an enchantment of ravens by margaret rogerson
You are like a living rose among wax flowers. We may last forever, but you bloom brighter and smell sweeter, and draw blood with your thorns.
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Character, book, and author names under the cut
Maddie Morrow- Havenfall by Sara Holland
Lucy Muchelney- The Lady's Guide to Celestial Mechanics by Olivia Waite
Moiraine Damodred Sedai- The Wheel of Time Series by Robert Jordan
Silariathas “Silas”- Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson
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lily-from-fire · 7 months
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"It was no use listening to demons, Elisabeth told herself. They were liars. Deceivers. Untrustworthy to the core. Except when they weren't."
- Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson
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