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André "Normal" Alessi @andrealessi.bsky.social · about 5 hours ago
Now that the discourse has worn itself out, I'd like to mention that the portrayal of masculinity that had the most profound effect on me as a child was by Robin Hobb, a cis woman. Can't imagine being so petty about the identities of the authors I read.
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Mince Dinner @scw.bsky.social · about 5 hours ago
A year ago, to the day, I finished Ship of Magic - the first Robin Hobb book I’d ever read. Now I’m just starting the final book in the series. It’s been a fun ride!
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@gbelliottphd.bsky.social · about 8 hours ago
A Robin Hobb Rereading Series, Entry 546: Forest Mage, Chapter 12 Read the previous entry in the series here.Read the next entry in the series soon. The twelfth chapter of Forest Mage, "The King's Road," begins with Nevare considering something he was told by an inhabitant of Dead Town, the…
A Robin Hobb Rereading Series, Entry 546: Forest Mage, Chapter 12

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A Robin Hobb Rereading Series, Entry 546: Forest Mage, Chapter 12

Read the previous entry in the series here.Read the next entry in the series soon. The twelfth chapter of Forest Mage, "The King's Road," begins with Nevare considering something he was told by an inhabitant of Dead Town, the situation of which is described. Nevare pivots from consideration of Dead Town to musing on the King's Road project which gave rise to it, noting that his progress along it is destroying his favorable impression of the project, and he rehearses the continuing changes to his situation as he continues eastward along its path.
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Zhinrak @zhinrak.bsky.social · about 9 hours ago
Finished reading the Rain Wild Chronicles by Robin Hobb. It follows an expedition given the task of guiding a group of malformed dragons to a rumoured lost city where they can grow into true dragons. All while others wish to hunt the dragons for their prized blood and scales.
Covers of the four books that make up the Rain Wild Chronicles by Robin Hobb. Dragon Keeper Dragon Haven City of Dragons Blood of Dragons
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Robin Hobb @robinhobb.bsky.social · about 11 hours ago
Kat and I will be at the Oakland World Fantasy Con later this October. But we are there as readers. No panels, no signings. But if you have your book and see me in the halls, I'm happy to do a quick autograph.
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🆈 @yieki.bsky.social · about 14 hours ago
It's funny. I loved The Farseers Trilogy. Every review I read/watch, people are a little the same review"meh it's ok I guess" about it. Then they review The Live Ship Traders Trilogy and all think it's amazing. Me? I'm not feeling it. I'm 13 chapters deep and it hasn't gripped me like Farseer did.
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♍ Rice 🌺(pressure cooker status) @riicepatty.bsky.social · about 15 hours ago
Sometimes Robin hobb likes to play chess with me with regards to queer ships, but I was warned ahead of time that this challenger before me is in fact a very well disguised dog
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Morgan K. Bell @morgankbell.bsky.social · about 22 hours ago
I wonder if this was the inspiration for Liveship Traders by Robin Hobb (sailing ships that become sentient after being in use for multiple generations. There's more to it than that but that's the non-spoilery version)

The Japanese thought (and think now) that a sufficiently respected household object becomes sapient after a hundred years so they may already think the oven is thinking about you back
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