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The Ruin of Kings

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For the Love of Footnotes: When Fantasy Gets Extra Nerdy

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Rereading The Ruin of Kings: Chapters 89 and 90

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Rereading The Ruin of Kings: Chapters 87 and 88

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Rereading The Ruin of Kings: Chapters 85 and 86

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Rereading The Ruin of Kings: Chapters 83 and 84

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Rereading The Ruin of Kings: Chapters 79 and 80

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Rereading The Ruin of Kings: Chapter 78 and a Note From Thurvishar

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Rereading The Ruin of Kings: Chapters 76 and 77

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The Name of All Things Jenn Lyons
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The Name of All Things Expands Jenn Lyons’ Fantasy in All the Best Ways

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Rereading The Ruin of Kings: Chapters 74 and 75

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Rereading The Ruin of Kings: Chapters 72 and 73

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"It is shocking to find how many people do not believe they can learn, and how many more believe learning to be difficult.”

Frank Herbert, Dune

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