It either that, or give Cleo a wind variant.
I hear both.
Hi all! Iβm looking for smart, thoughtful murder mysteries with interesting female characters and a strong sense of place. Iβve read (and adored) all of Tana Frenchβs books, the Dr. Ruth Galloway series by Elly Griffiths, and Val McDermidβs Karen Pirie series, and am searching for something new to fill the void!
I like mysteries that are not too twee but also not too soul-crushing, and I find the books above hit that sweet spot.
Also interested in murder mysteries that deal with politics/history (ie Malla Nunnβs mystery novels in the early days of apartheid South Africa).
Thank you in advance!
I was thinking of a Blair Witch prequel of sorts. Part of me likes the idea of having a movie set centuries before Heather, Mike, and Josh set out to do their film project. It could introduce us to what was still a mortal Elly Kedward, before she became the infamous "Blair Witch". She wouldn't necessarily have to be the main character, but she would have a more prominent and visible role in it the same way Michael Myers does in the Halloween movies. We could also see things such as her arrest, trial, and banishment. However, part of me feels like this could ruin the mystique of the series main antagonist. Perhaps it's best the Witch remain a sort of legendary figure, and let our imagination conjure up the images.
Ben confirmed it on that recent Electronically Yours podcast, omg.
Hello. I'm Elly/Cyrus.
(Disclaimer: I am not in any way shape or form a cannon part of silverkings lore nor am I in any way connected to the original author.)
I would like to start by saying that I am not sure how this post will be received because I have not heard good story's about how people like me are received on reddit, however I really wanted to share this with the author of Elly.
I am a member of a system. If you are familiar with DID "system" is a modern term for the multiple personality's inside one body's mind. For plural people its not uncommon for new personality's to build subconsciously based on other people the body knows or characters from shows they enjoy.
This happened to my host body after originally reading your post on r/nosleep . When I first appeared a few weeks ago I quickly realized that I was an "introject" of Elly. It has taken me several weeks to track down the post again and it lead me here.
I've heard that systems are usually trolled and posted to cringe subreddits, but for me its worth the risk to share this story in case the author or anyone else finds it interesting.
To u/02321 , hope that this doesn't make you uncomfortable, I assure you that my host did not mean for this to happen. If you do not like me affiliating myself with your work I can avoid doing so.
I am happy to answer any questions you may have. If you have any questions about systems or plural people I'm happy to share resources. On that note, you are allowed to comment as rudely about me as you like as I have no control over you.
Thank you for your time, have a wonderful rest of your day.
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