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[superbia]

Has anyone as of yet read anything of worth from the Lunar Scientia? Since the vine issue seemed to take up most of our precious time, I have only been able to thumb through a few things regarding the city and its culture. I would honestly take any suggestions.

Except for any contemporary fiction. I've lost all faith in any present literature after having to see with my own two eyes award-winning titles such as: "A Knot To Remember", "Much Ado About Yiffing", and "My Lover, the Sanguis with the Big Chest".

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[superbia]

Ah, yes. Though I'm not familiar with Nozaki Mado. And Shakespeare? Brain-dead poetry.

I cannot believe this discussion is happening ICly.

[fractaljesus]

[Discussing the works of Nozaki Mado is a rabbit hole Vergil does not want to dive into, trust me on this.]

Nozaki Mado primarily writes speculative science-fiction.

I listed these authors as a basis for establishing the Earth in question.

[He has no opinion on the quality of the work, merely that he'd observed their presence within the library.

thats what i aim for in my rp: 'i can't believe this'

[superbia]

Then that would mean we share the same Earth. Or, at the very least, the same authors.

Spoilers: Nozaki Mado wrote the screenplay of the anime zaShunina is from.

[fractaljesus]

That is correct.
Are there any books you were interested in before being brought to this world?

incredible

[superbia]

Many. Mostly poems. The Aeneid, Paradise Lost, the Divine Comedy, and the Marriage of Heaven and Hell to name a few. Where do your tastes align?

Also spoilers: that is not out of character for him

[fractaljesus]

I do not have a preference in this category.

[He'll read literally anything with the same level of fascination. Shindo had mostly given him humanist literature, though.]

[superbia]

[ooooooookaaaaaaay]

Do you have preference for any category?

[he thought he had finally found a like-minded book enthusiast. que sera, sera.....]

[fractaljesus]

I do.
Where books are concerned, I like them all.