#jonathan durham

[thlayyli]

Winterset Hollow

Auth: Jonathan Edward Durham

Illustr: Maura OConnor

[reasonandfaithinharmony]

Accurate

[imgonnagetkilledbynutstink]

This genre of dude has be in a chokehold every time

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

You know who I am thinking of :D (tweet)

[murakamijeva-muza]

Seems legit

[scenesandscreens]

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (2023)

Directed by Jonathan Goldstein & John Francis Daley, Cinematography - Barry Peterson

"...how everyone thinks we can solve any problem with magic. There are limits! This isn't some bedtime story; this is the real world!"

[thechangelingsea]

Good Omens Fandom pebbling like crazy with art and hair photos

[spiced-wine-fic]

[celestialreadershaven]

Honestly, it's my favourite book ever!!

[imkeepinit]

[gaydelgard]

my fave is the fear institute but my fave short story is johannes cabal and the blustery day

dont say maple durham thats just a myth

[reasonandfaithinharmony]

Exactly

[wmiqaqueen]

[theessentialshandbook]

[cruelsister-moved2]

WAIT susanna clarke has a short story collection. and its all historical fantasy. about fairies. LETS GO WHIMSY NATION LETS GO

[freshlybrewedbookreviews]

Winterset Hollow by Jonathan Edward Durham

I didn't realize when I started this book that the author, Jonathan Edward Durham, is responsible for a lot of funny, smart, and relatable tweets that I often see pop up on instagram. When I realized that, I felt equal parts of "that makes sense" and disappointment. Durham is still whipsmart in this novel, but he's also long-winded, which made me wish he'd written a book as tight as his tweets. It felt unnecessarily long, and every time the protagonist (spoiler!!!) was thisclose to death and had accepted it and was ready to go, he was saved at the last minute. This happened more than three times, and each fakeout made me care less and less about what happened to any of the characters.

I also had guessed a few events early on in the novel, so I didn't feel like this was anything particularly new. That said, I do think this would make for a pretty great movie, without having to read about all the mechanics of human and animal movement involved in the events that unfold.