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FAN ART: THE ILLUMINAE FILES

Presumably, in some parallel universe ( #hellyeahspacepuns ), it is entirely possible to love The Illuminae Files for the plot alone, completely setting aside its utter, groundbreaking artistic brilliance. Alas, this is not said universe. This is where art and literary magnificence marry and comingle and enjoy equ…

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FAN ART: A COURT OF MIST AND FURY

Letting go of a beloved book is no meager task. So, more often than not, I advocate foregoing the experience altogether. (Cling to that book! Cling to it!) In late spring of this year, we were bombarded with a slew of anticipated releases in the YA community: Cassandra Clare's Lady Midnight , Morgan Matson…

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FAN ART: THRONE OF GLASS BY SARAH J. MAAS

"She was the heir of ash and fire, and she would bow to no one." - Heir of Fire Fan art is a study in contrasts. The series that inspire us enough to create are the series we hopelessly adore. And the series we hopelessly adore are the series we feel no one person and no one visual medium can ever d…

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FAN ART: ANGELFALL BY SUSAN EE

Last year, we have advocated for author appreciation through fan art . Creativity, we reasoned, breeds creativity. What inspired our favorite authors to pen their favorite pieces in turn inspires us. And sometimes - at times like these - this inspiration takes many forms as it changes hands. From the initial, insubst…

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FANART: DAUGHTER OF SMOKE AND BONE

Earlier I published a piece about author appreciation and fanart . In this day and age, there are precious few things I take as much pleasure in as combining two of my greatest passions - art and literature - and all in an effort to give back to those whose words never fail to leave me inspired and moved, and whose w…

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