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Her few clothes hung austerely on a rail, and a television overlooked the foot of the bed; she watched it indiscriminately and with confusion, trying to make Bethesda’s child into an ordinary woman. And indeed she was ordinary, where certain essential matters were concerned – had not believed in hell since the day she’d laughed at the belt in her f
... See moreSarah Perry • Enlightenment

In the months that follow, word spreads among the new-made steadings: the fey are abroad, invisible, of course, as told in the stories, but also nothing like the stories, for they seek bright iron. She listens to them, unseen, and smiles to herself as they whisper that no man may leave an awl or a chisel for a moment unwatched, or it will vanish; n
... See moreNicola Griffith • Spear
God of the Cycle
Becky Chambers • A Psalm for the Wild-Built (Monk & Robot Book 1)
Then there are the gods of humanity – those of love and lust, of rage and anger, of compassion and fidelity. They sing deep within our bones, and are just as much a force to be reckoned with as the other gods. The Druid works to establish relationship with these gods as much as with the gods of nature – for humans are a part of nature.
Joanna van der Hoeven • Pagan Portals - The Awen Alone

Inviolable.”
Rebecca Roanhorse • Black Sun (Between Earth and Sky Book 1)
“Erinyes.” The former were glossed as “three old goddesses who determined the life span of man.” Richard had merely scanned those words, since he was really interested in the Furies.
Neal Stephenson • Fall; or, Dodge in Hell: A Novel
