[ SECRET POST #6776 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6776 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Hololive ADVENT]




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02.
[Hannah West from CSI s06e18, "The Unusual Suspect"]



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04. [SPOILERS for Andor, season 2]




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05. [WARNING for discussion of JKR/transphobia]





















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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

She's on my to-read list, but this secret made me go, "...huh." because it seems like an odd sentiment about a series titled "Dublin Murder Squad". Er... I suppose Dublin sounds really cool, aside from all the murders?

[(Anonymous)]

Well, her books are long, and they are about the detective(s) who work on solving the murders as much as they are about the cases themselves. They aren't all set directly in Dublin either, so there's more of Ireland explored than just the one city. Like one of them is set in this manor house in the countryside and she makes that setting feel so real. (And that particular novel isn't even a place where I'd want to live or visit myself, but she writes about it so well that I feel like I could read about it forever.) She incorporates small pieces of folklore in them too. Some authors are just really good at melding the setting of their novels into the story, or they just do a good job of making you feel what that place is like, and she's one of them. And for me that's a huge thing that makes me love a book, so some people might not give a fuck about it and that's totally fair. But to me, making the setting feel like a real vivid living place adds a lot to the experience.