#the diviners

[lottiesoka]

The Diviners

[thatoneacecryptid]

Jericho: You’re from Ohio, right?

Evie: Okay, first of all, my parents live in Ohio.

Evie: I live in the moment.

[softtownshendgrunge]

“It’s weird to wish a happy holiday to a fictional character” FUCK YOU HAPPY HANUKKAH SERGEI ‘SAM’ LUBAVICH LLOYD.

[aimmyarrowshigh]

Panfandom Hanukkah Bingo 2024

Shin. They all must put something into the pot.

Fic or Art/Graphic Title: U5. Shin - Sam Lloyd Author/Artist Name: aimmyarrowshigh Fandom: The Diviners (Libba Bray) Jewish or Jew-Ish Character(s): Sergei Lubovitch | Sam Lloyd Bingo Squares Being Filled: U5 - Shin Rating: T Warning(s): None Link to Work: https://archiveofourown.org/works/61731154

[evenlarksandkatydids]

i'm reading book 2 of the diviners and poor wai-mae. jesus christ.

[frontmezzjunkies]

Stratford Festival Flows with that Adaptation of Margaret Laurence's "The Diviners"

#sfTheDiviners #frontmezzjunkies reviews: #TheDivinersPlay adapted from the novel by #MargaretLaurence Text by #VernThiessen & #YvetteNolan d: #KristaJackson & #GenevièvePelletier starring #IrenePoole #JonathanGoad #JesseGervais @stratfest #stratfest24

Irene Poole in The Diviners, Stratford Festival 2024. Photography by David Hou. The Stratford Theatre Review: The Diviners By Ross On that long, elegant thrust at Stratford Festival‘s Tom Patterson Theatre, a fiddle parade of characters moves into place, setting up the stompingly good formula for this tender, emotional unpacking. Within the fluidity of time and place, The Diviners, a new play…

[marzipanandminutiae]

Did anybody ever ask Libba Bray about the fact that, in the book Beauty Queens, of the three couples established on the screen the two hetero ones are still together AS ADULTS but the sapphic one has a messy breakup that takes up fully half their story within the actual plot (let alone staying together for years afterward)?

Like I get it, you don’t always stay with the person that you are with in high school when you grow up. But it just seems kind of strange that the other two are, and the one she chose to illustrate this principle was the gay couple. Paired with her track record at the time, given the whole Pippa and Felicity story, it kind of led me to think that “when sapphists stay together in a Libba Bray book“ could be the new “When Pigs Fly“

(yes, Kartik also died. But there was not subsequently ANOTHER book right after that where ANOTHER hetero couple had a messy and unpleasant split; you see my point right?)

I haven’t finished the Diviners so maybe the ace/sapphic girl gets a love interest to stay? But I’m not holding my breath

[magicalbookwyvern]

This dynamic >>>

[lottiesoka]

Femslash February Day 6: Ling Chan & Wai-Mae

"Ling looked into Wai-Mae’s endless brown eyes, and she felt the dream stirring inside her, shifting her molecules, rearranging her atoms, transforming her into something new and beautiful. It made her dizzy."

[rosedubh]

without fail, every single time I reread the Gemma Doyle trilogy, I turn into this meme, trying to find any and all connections between the two series because they are connected, canonically, because Gemma shows up multiple times in the Diviners books

[red-umbrella-811]

Jericho Jones:

[athenenoctua9]

Currently reading:

Lair of dreams by Libba Bray

[invertedspoon]

almost done with the 4th Diviners book... god i need to draw them all but ESPECIALLY clown Evie. i cannot take the scene where she talks to her mother seriously because she's in CLOWN GETUP the whole time

[punchthingandgrowplant]

Yee Haw, just finished reading Libba Bray's Lair of Dreams, the second book in the diviners series. And, BOY. 5 stars.

I love everything paranormal and witchy, occult and thrilling. This book was all of that wrapped up into a historical setting of the 1920s which just made it even better. The main plot line of this book was absolutely terrifying and the side plot lines were highly intriguing, making the switch between characters and scenes smooth. I didn't want to skip a single page. The characters themselves have so much depth. I would highly recommend.

Make sure to read the first book first though! It's just as amazing and sets things up for the second novel in little ways that you don't notice until you're reading it!

[sharmerika]

Someone saw this book and asked if this is something Holy ( if this book’s content is something religious) I said, “yeah, very Holy.” Whilst thinking about Evie, the town pariah of Zenith, Ohio