[ SECRET POST #3864 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3864 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Please tell me what author loves mantis shrimp! This is not information google is really able to help me with.

I don't care what kind of books she writes (but if they look good I will read them), I just also love mantis shrimp and I want to know if they have a high-profile fan. They're a cool animal.


One of my favorite novels had an incestual relationship as backstory, but it was weird and complicated and not, like... I dunno, normal incest-incest? But I know that's not what/who the secret is about because the book was written fifty years ago and it was more a (very openly) hinted at 'this is my tragic past do not ask me about my dead sibling' thing.

[scatteredmuse]

Seanan McGuire! At one point she coloured her hair to try and look like one. She generally loves a lot of creatures no one else really cares for. I do love her urban fantasy series.

She also writes under a pseudonym, Mira Grant, and one of those series is where the pseudo-incest comes into play (it's kind of a bit of a spoiler tbh which is why I didn't want to name it - it's super vague in the first book to the point where I'm sure most people didn't even think about it, just thought they were close).