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It's 1900, and as one century is set to be put to rest, its successor seems destined for a treacherous start. T. Basilton Grimm-Pitch, famed Book Keeper, spends his days repairing magickal texts infected by a rampaging spell-chewing malaise. When he receives a knock at the door late one night, he allows a stranger to slip into his life whom it might prove difficult to ever be rid of...
...Simon Snow, naturally, is no ordinary customer. He couldn't tell you the last book he read if his life depended on it, for one thing. The other thing is that he's really a thief, and one on a mission. No magickal bookshop or much-maligned Book Keeper is safe...
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O p e n Ending by NineMagicks for annabellelux
Fandoms: Carry On | Simon Snow Series - Rainbow Rowell
02 Aug 2024
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There's a story unfolding in the kingdom by the forest, but it's not the one you think. There are knights, true, and a princess bored out of her skull—and like any good story, this one has its fair share of villains.
But it's also got pits, and pitfalls and prophecy. Problems popping out of the woodwork, and the threat of an unwanted ending looming large. Simon's going to have to keep his eyes and mind open to get out of this one, pride intact. And he'll really have to watch where he's swinging that legendary sword...
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Cloud's just trying to buy a potion from a local vendor. That's all. He's not trying to move mountains or save the world. He's beginning to grasp the fact, however, that nothing in Midgar can ever be simple or as promised...
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Just when Sophie thinks a nice, boring day is on the cards, she takes a morning walk to the local market - only to return to a distinct lack of moving castle. Wait, what? It is, of course, absurd. Unwarranted, even. Utterly unfair! To get the castle back, she and a wardrobeless Howl will have to put their heads together and think up a plan. Next, they'll need to pull it off. And then, of course, there's the question of why the castle ran away in the first place...
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- Part 3 of After the ending
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Eivor returns from the north a bruised and bloodied spectre. He stands at the edge of Ravensthorpe, looking out on the life within. He should have been here days ago—in truth, he's been delaying this moment. The return. Peace is for other people, Eivor thinks. He doesn't believe there's anything left for him.
But in a clearing on the outskirts of everything, Eivor realises he's quite wrong...
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HMC post-canon scenes
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Snowbaz vampire Prague AU
Meet me at the Nameless.- Words:
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Snowbaz/Howl's Moving Castle AU
Castles don't move.- Words:
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Snowbaz "Living in London" AU
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Laurent wants a soulmate. Damen needs to start dating again. The two are unrelated—until they’re not.
Or: Damen and Laurent keep meeting.
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Klavier notices Edgeworth wearing a ring.
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An exploration of Thomas Nightingale's early years, his experiences learning magic at Ambrose House, and how he learnt the lessons which he would later pass on, most famously to one Peter Grant. Also an attempt to create a 'school story', as a format now somewhat out of favour but traditional enough that I like to think Nightingale would feel at home with it...
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Rivers of Ankh-Morpork by melannen
Fandoms: Rivers of London - Ben Aaronovitch, Discworld - Terry Pratchett
20 Jan 2017
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The Faceless Man miscalculates, and Peter Grant falls into a river.
...well, more onto a river, really. He may have bounced.
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- Part 3 of Rivers of London crossovers
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This (Not) Be The Verse by leupagus for everyone who might one day listen to these audiobooks
Fandoms: Rivers of London - Ben Aaronovitch
03 Apr 2021
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"Be honest, sir," I said, scrabbling for the left flipper, "I look like a moron."
"I’ve seen you look moronic before, Peter," Nightingale said, flicking the wheel right and sending us careening down a side street and me thudding against the left-hand door. "This does not even, as you put it, 'crack the top ten.'"