#Tanith First-and-Only

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Thought of the Day: Perseverance and silence are the highest virtues

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Games Workshop!!! We need an animated series of Gaunt's Ghost.

Do you want us to pay for Warhammer+? Then give us content!!!!

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How can his nerdy side get any more epic!! FOR THE EMPEROR AND SANGUINIS!! Blood Angels are my boys, along with the Tanith-First-and-Only (Gaunt's Ghosts) who aren't a chapter, but a group of badass men.

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Boys out on the lash 🍻

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Major Elim Rawne, Tanith First and Only

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Tanith planet

Tanith��is a Dead World, the former homeworld of the famed Tanith First and Only Astra Militarum regiment, whose population was exterminated by the orbital bombardment of a Chaos Warfleet.

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Tanith Lee Recs

Since Tanith Lee deserves to be known for much more than having been plagiarized, I thought I'd share some recommendations. She had a HUGE body of work, and I've seen it suggested that the reason she never became a household name in fantasy and science fiction is that she wrote so many things that were different from each other, rather than staying in one easily labeled niche. I've only begun to make a dent in her catalogue, but here's the stuff I liked the best.

Note: A lot of her stuff can be disturbing, and I can't remember everything well enough to give perfect trigger warnings.

Red as Blood and Redder Than Blood: These fairy tale collections are being talked about now for the title story, but my favorite is The Golden Ladder, an incredibly creepy and hot version of Rapunzel, or perhaps When the Clock Strikes, a horrifying beautiful take on Cinderella.

The Weird Tales of Tanith Lee: As you can see, I love her short stories. These are all the ones published in Weird Tales, which includes some of the above fairy tales (including When the Clock Strikes) but also Arthurian, steampunk and science fiction stories. It's a great sampler of all the things she could do.

Blood 20: One more short story collection! This one is (most of) her vampire stories, so I know you goths will like it! There are things erotic, fantastical and grotesque in here, but to me the most haunting is the tragically mundane The Vampire Lover.

The Secret Books of Paradys: In this series, an alternate history of Paris, bad things happen. Supernatural things, sexual things, horrifying things. And sometimes good things happen, such as a man saved by a Jewish sage an his beautiful daughter who then actually converts to Judaism.

The Secret Books of Venus: I've only read the first entry in this similar series about an alternate world version of Venice, but once again it leaves the reader feeling totally transported to this sometimes sinister, sometimes lovely place where romance and cruelty live next door to each other.

Vivia: This tragic medieval plague-influenced vampire story is maybe the darkest thing of hers I've read, but dear god can she paint a picture with words. Along with The Birthgrave (which I didn't like as much), George RR Martin definitely pulled a lot of Danaerys's story from the title character here.

Islands in the Sky: And now for something completely different- a children's book. I remember finding this at the library as a kid and wanting to cry when it was over, because it gave me an equal sense of wonder and happiness as The Lion the Witch and the Wardobe, which I hadn't known was possible and worried would never happen again.

...but if you're like me, you'll just see which of her books you find at the library and used bookstores. You may not love every single thing, but it will always be interesting!

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listen i’m the first person to bring up all of rykard’s heinous deeds but i’ve seen people elsewhere argue that his painting of radahn is there only for cynical political reasons or that the abductor virgins at his mother’s and siblings’ residences are solely there to collect sacrifices but like?? rykard actually does love people genuinely and unselfishly?

Tonic in a small brass vial. Banishes distress and bitter memories. A gift bestowed by Rykard, sworn to blasphemy, to Lady Tanith, who unfortunately had no use for it. "My Lord, there could be no greater distress than to forget you."

rykard giving tanith the tonic of forgetfulness means that he really does care about her wellbeing and is willing to let her go in order to keep her safe… if he feels this way for her then why is it a stretch to say that he felt the same about his family? that he’d put up a painting of his brother just because he loves him? sometimes the worst person you know DOES have a heart. because they’re still human

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Cadian Guardsman / Tanith First And Only Guardsman / Mad Larkin / Elim Rawne

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Thought of the Day: Never forget, never forgive.

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different anon - but what are your top books that deal with incest? Books that you feel like people should definitely read at least once in their lives.

interestingly, i don't actually have many particular favorites that deal directly with incest. but some favorites are lolita ( which has a more unique relationship because dolores only really starts to think of humbert as a father after the abuse starts), mathilda by mary shelley, malina by ingeborg bachmann, the secret diary of laura palmer by jennifer lynch, the incest diary by anonymous (it's a memoir) and like, it's very much a series i first read as a tween, but i love flowers in the attic to this day. the fall of the house of usher is a short story but definitely a favorite. two more recents favorites were the winter prince, which is ya in case that's a thing for you, and dark dance by tanith lee.

i've read quite a lot of incest literature and there are plenty of good ones that i like but which aren't really personal favorites. and also some favorites that do include incest but which i don't really love because of the incest. and then there are some which i haven't read yet and have potential to become favorites, like nabokov's ada.

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