So I reread Devil's Cub Friday during my train ride out to the island. It's my favorite Heyer - the first one I read, and the one I imprinted on at an impressionable age, and I think that shows because it has so many things in it that I've continued to love and look for in the stories I consume (and write):
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*nod nod*
And it makes finding things to read much less hit and miss in some cases. I also find it really interesting to trace it back to stuff I read as a kid and what of that I'm still carrying with me.
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I AM SO EXCITED ABOUT THE MOVIE.
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... I have no appropriate iconage, so I guess I'll have to use this.
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I am flexible and open-minded! *g*
I don't even have any LOTR icons anymore, but here is Miranda Otto...
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