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quatregats · 3 days ago
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I added a few more books and some interviews/articles/blurbs related to Hornblower which were also featured in the Saturday Evening Posts, I'll post some of the art later, but I've also changed the format, so let me know if this works for people!
EDIT: I have managed to get all the serialized Hornblowers I've been able to find on here, let me know if I should look out for anything else
For those who might be interested in the original serialized versions of Hornblower that appear in the Saturday Evening Post, I'll do my best to compile them here!
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quatregats · 5 months ago
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Hornblower x Baby Pelican Insults Part 1/2
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quatregats · 1 year ago
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This quote is so funny but also like that is literally the most efficient summary of the difference between these books sdhfjhds
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quatregats · 1 month ago
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The Saturday Evening Post artist really leaned into the yaoi hands here eh
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quatregats · 9 months ago
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Oh wait I completely forgot about the whole deal with Wray
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quatregats · 1 month ago
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Also hey look it's the lads! (Hornblower on the left? and Bush on the right? I think? It's them in some order according to the caption)
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quatregats · 2 months ago
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Saw this post and had exactly one (1) thought
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quatregats · 6 months ago
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CS Forester once again trying and failing to write this guy in a way that is even remotely heterosexual
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quatregats · 5 months ago
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Hornblower x Baby Pelican Insults Part 2/2
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quatregats · 8 months ago
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Well, you sure did write some studies in psychology alright
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quatregats · 8 months ago
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CS Forester please explain this sentence
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quatregats · 8 months ago
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Also this is the pinnacle of comedy. To me
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quatregats · 10 months ago
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Started reading archived versions of the Naval Chronicle and everything makes perfect sense now actually. I can see exactly how this led to both Hornblower and the Aubreyad
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quatregats · 5 months ago
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It truly is insane that he just said this in canon. CS Forester within ten pages of introducing his little guy was like did you know he's really unhappy that he's now middle-aged and not a pretty twink anymore
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quatregats · 1 month ago
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wait did you also grow up without siblings? (so did I) do you think Hornblower is good only child representation?
(this is a lighthearted question and it’s fine if you have no answer)
HAHAHA NO THIS IS DELIGHTFUL <3 It had never even occurred to me to think about that aspect of him, but I do think that he does have that only-child odd sociality (obviously there's no one singular only-child experience and it depends on a lot of other factors but I think this is more common in only children, other people feel free to weigh in). By "odd sociality", I mean the conversation I once had with a friend who asked if I ever got bored/how I kept myself busy without another person around, to which I was like conceptually this was never a stressful experience?? it seems far more stressful to me to always have Another Person around?? Needless to say, I think this is also the exact sort of conversation Bush and Hornblower would have on this exact topic, so definitely good only child rep for me :)
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quatregats · 3 months ago
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Hornblower truly the lab rat of all time my process for writing fics about him is just "okay what outcome do we want" and then spending ages carefully constructing a little maze to drop him in so that he is forced to end up there
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