#borne

[everydaylouie]

recently read Borne by Jeff VanderMeer 👁️👁️👁️👁️

[hellbraiserart]

MORD, BEAR-KING OF THE DESOLATE CITY 🦠🍄

From Jeff Vandermeer's BORNE

[n1ckelpistol]

Someonw should run over this guy

[mmechanicat]

we all just want to be people, and none of us know what that really means.

[grandboute]

Borne tout bee alive

#laNatureReprendSesDroits #enFlanant #borneIncendie #cestLincendie #leGrandIncendie #borne #nature

[yekokataa]

from The Situation by Jeff VanderMeer, illustrated by Eric Orchard

[infernape]

for my first polymer clay creation i made the blue fox from the borne series by jeff vandermeer. hes not perfect but i love him and im quite proud. now watch him spin

[badly-drawn-doflamingo]

Fantastic art of Borne by @humans-are-tasty

[evenaturtleduck]

I finished Borne by Jeff Vandermeer last night, and it was the best kind of dystopian horror novel for me, because the darkness was so fully balanced by how full of love the narrative was. Rachel loves her late parents, she loves Wick, she loves Borne, and she loves them so hard that she made me love them too, and, just as importantly, all of them love her back. So much of the world and the story is messy and ugly and painful, but the love ends up overcoming the horror in such beautiful ways. 

“Life is still hard, but it is fair, and there is more joy in it that doesn’t feast on heartbreak,” she concludes.

[huusmaesta]

People who hope Absolution will give them answers about what Area X actually is clearly never have read Dead Astronauts.

[hawkeish]

anyway go and read borne by jeff vandermeer it will fundamentally change you

[haveyoureadthisscifibook]

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[catgirlanomaly]

Every single Jeff Vandermeer book has at least one paragraph that I don’t make it out of alive

[n1ckelpistol]

Oc time i am cringe and i am chained. Cy (he/him) is my arena mode character ❗️ his origin is escaped patient (in my interpretation, he sees ghosts- but nobody believes him) and Borne (they/them) is an ex-merc, but im still working on their design a little ;;

[yekokataa]

Which jeff vandermeer books aside from the southern reach trilogy did you really enjoy?

borne! how to describe borne... it's set in a post apocalyptic city that sits in the shadow of a corporation that developed evil biotech animals that are now roaming the city. the main characters are scavengers. the character borne is a blobby creature who grows eyestalks at will and gradually learns to speak by "consuming" (literally) media. there's a giant flying bear named mord constantly menacing the city. mord (who never speaks, just roars) was apparently based on someone jeff used to work with. 10/10 book for me.