#Say nothing

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ANTHONY BOYLE as BRENDAN HUGHES in the SAY NOTHING (2024) trailer (x)

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“Outrage is conditioned not by the nature of the atrocity but by the affiliation of the victim and the perpetrator.” -Patrick Radden Keefe, SAY NOTHING

[sailorjoe69]

Fanart of very important part of his story.

From "Say Nothing" ch12 by @katzenprinz and @thunderwhenhepurrs

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Everyone say thank you Numéro Netherlands 🤍

(Anthony Boyle on the cover of Numéro Netherlands Digital)

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"I thought we got rooms to ourselves," said Teppic.

Chidder, who had laid claim to the least exposed bed in the whole refrigerator, nodded at him.

"Later on," he said. He lay back, and winced. "Do they sharpen these springs, do you reckon?"

Teppic said nothing. The bed was in fact rather more comfortable than the one he'd slept in at home. His parents, being high born, naturally tolerated conditions for their children which would have been rejected out of hand by destitute sandflies.

Terry Pratchett, Pyramids

[katzenprinz]

Sharing some Say Nothing extra info/lore because I need to get tf off other social media and it’s fun and I wanna talk about our boyssss, so let’s goooo~

In the most recent chapter we shared our playlist for the fic, and the quintisential Jalim song, to us, is “Devils in the Canyon” by The Strike. It is irrevocably tied to them in our hearts.

Of the OC Marines the only one that I have a strong mental picture of is Connor Jones, and it’s because he is heavily influenced from the character Smitty Ryker from Hacksaw Ridge. I rewatched the movie shortly before I decided to throw Jones into the mix, so in my head he looks very similar to Luke Bracey. But I also imagine him and his brother similarly to the Hemsworth brothers. Like, in terms of how I inagine these brothers looking when standing next to each other - Jones the elder would be Chris while Connor would be Liam; both are tall and muscular and imposing but side by side elder Jones appears far larger/stronger in stature than Connor. (You could also imagine Herc and Chuck Hansen from Pacific Rim.)

When we write, we write everything in present-tense, so every week when we edit and post the chapters I am editing everything into past-tense. I do my best to catch everything. 😅

We haven’t shared this yet, but we intend to make Say Nothing a series of sorts. We are going to have a fic for each of the four years that the team are contracted to work for SOCOM. So we REALLY MEAN IT when we say this fic is going to be a long-haul and there is going to be so much of it still to come. We are going to be writing Say Nothing for years. And we have soooo much planned~

That’s all I can think of right now but I’ll try to come up with more!! Or maybe Gabe @thunderwhenhepurrs and I can do a little Q&A type of thing? Would anybody like that?

[lem0nademouth]

my toxic trait is that i cannot give a simple answer to the question “what is your favorite book?”. do you mean book i enjoyed reading the most? book i have the fondest memories of? book i connected the most with? are we including childhood favorites? differentiating by genre? separating fiction and nonfiction? do not ask me what my favorite book is unless you have at least two hours to spare.

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mfs will be listening to the national first thing in the morning like damn did you even try to be happy today

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@thunderwhenhepurrs @katzenprinz

Whoops. My bad, yall.

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Some less wet photos of Anthony Boyle in Say Nothing (2024)

[doubledaybooks]

What to read and watch while you wait for the FX Limited Series, SAY NOTHING to come to Hulu (11/14).

MILKMAN (Paperback from Greyworlf Press)

DID YE HEAR MAMMY DIED (Paperback from Little, Brown and Company)

THE DISAPPEARED (Rental on Amazon Prime)

I, DOLOURS (Streaming on Peacock)

DERRY GIRLS (Streaming on Netflix)

and of course... don't forget to read the true story that inspried the series, SAY NOTHING by Patrick Radden Keefe.

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[pratchettquotes]

One of Nanny Ogg's hidden talents was knowing when to say nothing. It left a hole in the conversation that the other person felt obliged to fill.

Terry Pratchett, Carpe Jugulum

[katzenprinz]

More Say Nothing extras!!

This time a rundown of our beloved team’s callsigns.

So, for Salim and Jason, we address theirs and explain them in the fic. We chose Buffy for Salim for obvious reasons and Sweet Tea for Jason because it’s such a Southern American staple. (And delicious!)

We explained Nick being Sommersault in the fic, too. The way he dives into that roll to pick up Joey in the firefight, that man has absolutely pulled moves like that before.

Now, for the Goslings~

Palmer is “Casper” because he sees ghosts. Even though he stated in the fic that most ghosts are angry, if not outright malicious, and Casper is a friendly ghost, it just fit. Palmer has definitely been the most friendly of the Goslings toward Salim, after all, due to him admiring Salim a lot.

Elliott is “Broadway” since he loves his showtunes. We like to imagine that Rana has been subjected to Elliott softly singing through entire musicals while he helps her in the artifact room. And this boy absolutely sings in the shower. ALSO, extra fun fact: he is named after TS Eliot, who wrote the poems which were adapted into the music for CATS~

Mosson is “Dipper” because ????????? Ask Gabe.

And then there is Jones, who was dubbed “Moose” due to him being from Alaska. He probably told the Goslings about having plenty of run-ins with dangerous animals after him comment about the sling they used to airlift the vampire out for SOCOM, and the Goslings pounced on the fact that Jones has seen a lot of moose. He is also the largest member of the team, both in height and muscle.

We also gave Dr. Kim the callsign “Snowplough” because we decided that she is from a very snowy area of Colorado and really enjoys spending her time out in the winter weather.

Rana does not yet have a callsign, but she may get one in a future chapter!!

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Anthony Boyle interview with Hot Press magazine