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The sunny, bright Saturday full of promise in "The Regulators." To this day, whenever I think of horror done just right - I think of a perfect, sunny, day.
The flayed back of Phèdre nó Delaunay, and how a masochist can save a nation in "Kushiel's Avatar."
The rainbow snow in "The Farthest Away Mountain." Because with a little ingenuity and a lot of pluck you can live your own adventure.
And the first time Lord Henry meets Dorian Gray, in "A Portrait of Dorian Gray" because there hasn't been a character since that's been so effortlessly manipulative, sly and cunning.
The flayed back of Phèdre nó Delaunay, and how a masochist can save a nation in "Kushiel's Avatar."
The rainbow snow in "The Farthest Away Mountain." Because with a little ingenuity and a lot of pluck you can live your own adventure.
And the first time Lord Henry meets Dorian Gray, in "A Portrait of Dorian Gray" because there hasn't been a character since that's been so effortlessly manipulative, sly and cunning.
