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evenaturtleduck · 8 months
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One thing I really love about the Rivers of London series is that the narrator is this guy who is canonically interested in almost everything and periodically gets distracted during stakeouts because he stops to read a plaque, so it's very natural in the course of the narration for him to be like, "Hold that thought and let me tell you the history of this very tasteful lingerie shop in Soho."
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philcoulsonismyhero · 2 months
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I'm doing some rereading, and this bit in Broken Homes always cracks me up. You're both nerds, lads, let's move on
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agardenandlibrary · 3 months
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Peter: you can't call them black magicians.
Nightingale: given that we are likely the only people who will ever use this terminology, how important is this, really
Peter: Some people would call *me* a black magician.
Nightingale: then what should we call them?
Peter: ethically challenged magicians.
One book later:
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spacecapart · 28 days
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'Some days it seems so long ago, and some days…'
I'm deeply fond of Thomas Nightingale and also he frequently makes me very sad, so I wanted to draw something about that. Also, I figured if anyone would suit Leyendecker illustration vibes, which I'm really into right now, he would.
(Drawn in alcohol markers and coloured fineliners, and image described in alt text.)
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DO YOU KNOW THIS CHARACTER?
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micamicster · 10 months
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A soundtrack for an as-yet theoretical tv show
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suddenly-frankenstein · 3 months
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the bunch of Thomas Nightingale (and Toby) from the "Rivers of London" commissions I did for @buntcadger
god, I haven't read the books yet (!!) but I already love this man sm :)
+ a lil silly photo booth series
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vote yes if you have finished the entire book.
vote no if you have not finished the entire book.
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thesporkidentity · 4 months
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things that only really hit on a re-read. nightingale you little shit you think you're soooo funny don't you xD
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corainne · 9 months
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Reasons I love Beverley Brook, an incomplete list:
No respect for authority and no fucks given
Fucking nerd
Passive agressive about pollution
Brought a shotgun to a magic fight
Practically adopts her boyfriend's weird kid cousin
Shit at housework
Better friends with her boyfriend's boss than her boyfriend is
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jmswallow · 6 months
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All issues of the Rivers Of London: Here Be Dragons mini-series from Titan Comics are out now!
I had a great time working on these comics and I hope fans will enjoy reading them as much as I did writing them...
I want to thank Ben Aaronovitch for inviting me to write a story in the Rivers of London world, and top folks Andrew Cartmel, Jose Maria Beroy, David Cabeza, Jordi Escuin Llorach, Jim Campbell, David Leach, V.V. Glass (@anadapta), Veronica Fish, Patricio Clarey, David M. Buisan (@davidmbuisan), Gyula Nemeth (@gynemeth) and Abigail J. Harding (@abz-j-harding), who were a pleasure to work with! 🐉 🚁 🎸
The collected edition of Rivers Of London: Here Be Dragons will be out in December!
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philcoulsonismyhero · 6 months
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I Should be sleeping, but unfortunately I finished relistening to Moon Over Soho again earlier after I finished Amongst Our Weapons again the other day and decided to just loop back around, and I continue to be Deeply not normal about Thomas Nightingale.
2396 names of wizards who died in WWII and he personally carved every single one of them into the remembrance wall at Casterbrook. 3 out of 5 of every military aged wizard in Britain died and the rest of them gave up the craft due to injury and/or trauma, but he persisted, alone. He started aging backwards in his 70s but stopped at the approximate age he was during the war. He still remembers how and where all of his friends died. "Some days, it seems so long ago, and some days..."
I keep thinking of the DS9 pilot and the Prophets bringing Sisko back to his wife's death over and over again because "you exist here". Nightingale still exists in the war. And then Peter comes along and drags him into the 21st century and refuses to let him stay wallowing in his grief and spots Exactly all the ways in which he's broken and needs someone to keep the cracks from widening. Peter’s mum says what would one more killing be to a man with blood on his hands, and Peter thinks of the strain he's seen in Nightingale and decides no, no more, there's Always Another Way. For moral and ethical reasons, but also because Nightingale has been damaged enough. And it started when he put his foot down over the jazz vampires and threw 'what did all your friends die for?' in Nightingale's face.
I am. So very Not Normal about them in general and about that conversation in particular
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agardenandlibrary · 3 months
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Moon Over Soho by Ben Aaronovitch
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garglyswoof · 4 months
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@jinxedwood I put the rivers of London on my wishlist and got it for Christmas. Page one is off to a hilarious and relatable start.
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doctorhimbeere · 8 months
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Nightingale: I'm at a loss for words
Abigail and Peter: Despite being at a loss for words, Nightingale yelled at us for the next 45 minutes
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margysmusings · 5 months
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“My Dad says that being a Londoner has nothing to do with where you're born. He says that there are people who get off a jumbo jet at Heathrow, go through immigration waving any kind of passport, hop on the tube and by the time the train's pulled into Piccadilly Circus they've become a Londoner.” ― Ben Aaronovitch, Moon Over Soho
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