theseatheseatheopensea
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The sky outside by theseatheseatheopensea for thisbluespirit
Fandoms: Sapphire and Steel
14 May 2022
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Manganese thinks about small, strange marvels and discoveries. And hearts.
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Cor de rosa by theseatheseatheopensea for Nelja-in-English (Nelja)
Fandoms: Encantado (Brazilian Cryptid Folklore)
03 May 2022
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Here, in the sweet earth of Bahía, the story goes on.
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The face of his hours reflected by theseatheseatheopensea
Fandoms: Baines His Dissection - David Kinloch
09 Apr 2022
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Sir Thomas Baines, his heart laid bare.
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A possible city by theseatheseatheopensea for CorundumBleu
Fandoms: Le città invisibili | Invisible Cities - Italo Calvino
11 Oct 2021
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A city moving in that strange space in between the lost and the found.
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This place may not be the greenwood proper—but perhaps the greenwood could take many shapes.
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The Tower in the Sea by chantefable for ceci_n_est_pas_un_corbeau
Fandoms: En la Mar - Cécile Corbel (Music Video)
24 May 2020
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The sea is glimmering, a pale haze rising above the waves, and it feels as if a fine veil of precious moire silk is thrown over the whole world. And in this world, Doghead is all alone, trapped aboard his ship, trapped inside his head, vicious, wicked thoughts dancing in his head, a furious fugue of rage and regret. And through it all, an old song haunts him, as alien and intrusive as the savage guilt that has engulfed him.
In the sea there stands a tower,
in the tower there's a window,
in the window there's a girl
who loves the seamen. -
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As the revival of English magic continues, the Reader struggles to make sense of John Uskglass's new book.
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Two of Cups by icarus_chained
Fandoms: Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell (TV), Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell & Related Fandoms
13 Sep 2015
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"You might read your own book for a while, you know, instead of glueing yourself to mine." Vinculus would like a break from being read, and also to help another Book remind its Reader. The Cards of Marseille have some things to say, for the sake of both men, and for their own as well.