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== Our Best Intentions by Aethera == | == Our Best Intentions by Aethera == | ||
'''Mystery''' | '''Mystery''' | ||
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In this portrayal of holder aristocracy at its most insular, Aethera navigates among multiple points of view to tell a tale of a young runner who finds his best friend murdered. | In this portrayal of holder aristocracy at its most insular, Aethera navigates among multiple points of view to tell a tale of a young runner who finds his best friend murdered. | ||
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== Tunnelsnake Ladies by Zarul == | == Tunnelsnake Ladies by Zarul == | ||
'''Thriller''' | '''Thriller''' | ||
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| + | Etianna’s didn’t kill her husband, but everyone thinks she did. Freedom must look good on her, because other women have started asking for her help to get rid of their own husbands, and they aren’t asking nicely. | ||
== Windy Cliffside by W'shun == | == Windy Cliffside by W'shun == | ||
'''Literary Fiction''' | '''Literary Fiction''' | ||
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The centre of this novel is the intense and doomed love affair between Lady Orriofa and greenrider S’rin. Second- and third- hand accounts of their lives twist together in horrifying tragedy against a backdrop of the Tillek moors. | The centre of this novel is the intense and doomed love affair between Lady Orriofa and greenrider S’rin. Second- and third- hand accounts of their lives twist together in horrifying tragedy against a backdrop of the Tillek moors. | ||
| + | [[Category: Literary Fiction]] | ||
== Riding Leathers by A'myrn == | == Riding Leathers by A'myrn == | ||
'''Weyr Romance''' | '''Weyr Romance''' | ||
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The last thing M’latin needs is someone to take care of him. He’s transferred to Dolphin Cove to escape his past relationships, only to find that the charming bronzerider he brought home his first night is his new Wingleader. | The last thing M’latin needs is someone to take care of him. He’s transferred to Dolphin Cove to escape his past relationships, only to find that the charming bronzerider he brought home his first night is his new Wingleader. | ||
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== The Last Ride by Inez == | == The Last Ride by Inez == | ||
'''Historical Fiction''' | '''Historical Fiction''' | ||
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A lyrical retelling of the ballad of Moreta’s Ride, focusing on the love triangle between Moreta, Fort’s Weyrleader, and the Lord Ruatha, amidst the backdrop of Threadfall unspeakable tragedy. | A lyrical retelling of the ballad of Moreta’s Ride, focusing on the love triangle between Moreta, Fort’s Weyrleader, and the Lord Ruatha, amidst the backdrop of Threadfall unspeakable tragedy. | ||
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== First Impressions by Anonymous == | == First Impressions by Anonymous == | ||
'''Weyr Fiction''' | '''Weyr Fiction''' | ||
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This debut novel follows five weyrlings through hatching and Weyrlinghood at the fictional Lastfall Weyr as they balance hectic schedules, (the lack of) personal lives, and meet the requirements to join the f ighting wings. | This debut novel follows five weyrlings through hatching and Weyrlinghood at the fictional Lastfall Weyr as they balance hectic schedules, (the lack of) personal lives, and meet the requirements to join the f ighting wings. | ||
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== Tithes and Obligations by Anonymous == | == Tithes and Obligations by Anonymous == | ||
'''Literary Fiction''' | '''Literary Fiction''' | ||
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The arrival of a new Journeyman Harper rocks a sleepy Hold, and piques the interest of Lord Brean, who has five daughters that must be married off in order to secure the family’s continued prosperity. | The arrival of a new Journeyman Harper rocks a sleepy Hold, and piques the interest of Lord Brean, who has five daughters that must be married off in order to secure the family’s continued prosperity. | ||
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| + | [[Category: Printer Craft]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:29, 12 March 2024
There is, perhaps, no greater joy for many Harpers and bookworms than the arrival of the next "Printerhall Journal", which arrived like clockwork on the first day of every fourth month. If there is one thing that everyone knows about Master Aleriand, is that he is a stickler for his structure and his deadlines.
From the Printers
"The Printerhall has so much engaging content this quarter, we may keep you reading every spare moment this spring. My favorite is "The Last Ride", a stunning retelling of one of the most iconic points of Pernese history, and a tragedy that I couldn't bear to set aside. There are plenty of other fascinating reads in this edition, and enough variety that even the most discerning reader will find something they'll enjoy." - Master Aleriand
Contents
Our Best Intentions by Aethera
Mystery
In this portrayal of holder aristocracy at its most insular, Aethera navigates among multiple points of view to tell a tale of a young runner who finds his best friend murdered.
Tunnelsnake Ladies by Zarul
Thriller
Etianna’s didn’t kill her husband, but everyone thinks she did. Freedom must look good on her, because other women have started asking for her help to get rid of their own husbands, and they aren’t asking nicely.
Windy Cliffside by W'shun
Literary Fiction
The centre of this novel is the intense and doomed love affair between Lady Orriofa and greenrider S’rin. Second- and third- hand accounts of their lives twist together in horrifying tragedy against a backdrop of the Tillek moors.
Riding Leathers by A'myrn
Weyr Romance
The last thing M’latin needs is someone to take care of him. He’s transferred to Dolphin Cove to escape his past relationships, only to find that the charming bronzerider he brought home his first night is his new Wingleader.
The Last Ride by Inez
Historical Fiction
A lyrical retelling of the ballad of Moreta’s Ride, focusing on the love triangle between Moreta, Fort’s Weyrleader, and the Lord Ruatha, amidst the backdrop of Threadfall unspeakable tragedy.
First Impressions by Anonymous
Weyr Fiction
This debut novel follows five weyrlings through hatching and Weyrlinghood at the fictional Lastfall Weyr as they balance hectic schedules, (the lack of) personal lives, and meet the requirements to join the f ighting wings.
Antagonists by S.L.
"You can justify anything, if you do it poetically enough." Olivarus has been exiled for a murder he may or may not have committed. As a young apprentices at the Harper Hall, Olivarus plays the same roles over and over, until the casting changes and one actor is found dead.
Tithes and Obligations by Anonymous
Literary Fiction
The arrival of a new Journeyman Harper rocks a sleepy Hold, and piques the interest of Lord Brean, who has five daughters that must be married off in order to secure the family’s continued prosperity.