#forna

[thedayaftereveryday]

Fading…….

@thedayaftereveryday

[iztea]

have you ever been into physical art? (idk if that's the term but like. art on paper. or canvas. like non digital art) i ask bc your style kind of looks like watered down inks or watercolours.

it's usually called "traditional" art (vs digital) and well i dont draw traditionally that often and when i do it's just little doodles with ballpoint pens so nothing big ( here are some examples most of them I've drawn in class bsjdj)

good, quality paint is expensive and too much of a hassle to manuver not to mention all the other 17482 side tools and equipment that u gotta set up and use and there are some technical aspects that i just can't get behind i just wanna paint i dont want to get lost in the lack of glazing and what have you so i dont find painting traditionally that enjoyable it's a whole process

[babieken]

Hes the wisest papa bear 😭💕

[curlyhairedbibliophile]

Cover Art | The Eternal Ones by Namina Forna

The dazzling finale to the groundbreaking, New York Times bestselling Gilded Ones series. One girl holds the power to defeat the gods—but can she become one?

Mere weeks after confronting the Gilded Ones—the false beings she once believed to be her family—Deka is on the hunt. In order to kill the gods, whose ravenous competition for power is bleeding Otera dry, she must uncover the source of her divinity. But with her mortal body on the verge of ruin, Deka is running out of time—to save herself and an empire that’s tearing itself apart at its seams.

When Deka’s search leads her and her friends to the edge of the world as they know it, they discover an astonishing new realm, one which holds the key to Deka’s past. Yet it also illuminates a devastating decision she must soon make…

Choose to be reborn as a god, losing everyone she loves in the process. Or bring about the end of the world.

Artwork by Johnny Tarajosu

Release date | Feb 13, 2024 Storygraph

[ausetkmt]

The Eternal Ones - Namina Forna

Mere weeks after confronting the Gilded Ones—the false beings she once believed to be her family—Deka is on the hunt. In order to kill the gods, whose ravenous competition for power is bleeding Otera dry, she must uncover the source of her divinity. But with her mortal body on the verge of ruin, Deka is running out of time—to save herself and an empire that’s tearing itself apart at its seams.

When Deka’s search leads her and her friends to the edge of the world as they know it, they discover an astonishing new realm, one which holds the key to Deka’s past. Yet it also illuminates a devastating decision she must soon make…

Choose to be reborn as a god, losing everyone she loves in the process. Or bring about the end of the world.

[eggcats]

Got a job interview on Thursday! Everyone give me good vibes! ❤️❤️🙏

[morriemollu]

Okay, so having read both of Namina Forna's Otera books thus far.

CAN WE PLEASE, discuss how the first and second books compliment each other so well and guide us through the typical feminism process.

Misogny > Femininine Power > Misandry > Gender Awareness > Equality for All.

Like you gotta do that awful hard swing into Misandry to realise how bad it gets before you come to a balance.

Also the magic system in this and the religious components of this just make is INCREDIBLE.

The found family and feminine rage and fallible gods just MWAH.

Loved them both, devoured it in days, just wish I paid better attention to death shriek descriptions early on

Also the first person POV added a whole new level of wow!!

[objectlovingobject]

Hahsgasdffg whyyyy

How come when im not at home is when im feeling particularly affectionate to my computer aaaa i want to be home with him!

Im at work tho aaaaaa and idk when i will be home today bc its likely that my friend will pick me up and we will most likely go to his place u.u not that i don't want to hang out i just rly want to love on vance ><

[the-final-sentence]

Together, walking alongside our mortal friends while we can, we head into eternity.

Namina Forna, from The Eternal Ones

[thedayaftereveryday]

@thedayaftereveryday

[meraktres]

[upperranktwo]

Where I live is such a fucking shithole I can't cope 😭 street is filled with police and fire engines 😩 proper can't wait to get outta here one day

[maripr]

It seems Notre Dame and Les Mis fall on two different spectrums of what they leave the reader with

Notre Dame: the crushing weight of despair at realizing our feeble humans life are just a footnote in the majesty of history

Les mis: the hope that still burns in the midst of that despair, that even a feeble human life can do its part to change history for the better

Should reread the man who laughs to see how it falls in the spectrum. I can't remember if it was written before Les mis or after. In any case, the staggering mood difference between the two works I assume is due to being written in very different times in Hugo's life.

I would like to read his poems as well one day, as well as an indepth biography. I don't wanna sound snobbish or eurocentric but I do think he's one of the most important writers of his century.

[soft-girl-musings]

going into my other job for the first time in weeks after trying (and failing) to work remotely. it's been hard doing office work for my dad, especially since he's not direct with his feedback. today's staff meeting is going to be a bitch so send good vibes.