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{{Story|title=Motes Played|author=Madison Scott-Clary|format=Novella|character=Multiple|characters=* [[Motes]] | {{Story|title=Motes Played|author=Multiple authors|authors=[[Madison Scott-Clary]] and [[The Lament]]|format=Novella|character=Multiple|characters=* [[Motes]] | ||
* [[A Finger Pointing]] | * [[A Finger Pointing]] | ||
* [[Beholden]]|year=2362}} | * [[Beholden]] | ||
* [[Dry Grass]] | |||
* [[Warmth In Fire]] | |||
* [[Slow Hours]] | |||
* [[Hammered Silver]] | |||
* [[Waking World]]|year=2362}} | |||
{{See also|Motes_Played/synopsis|l1=Synopsis}} | {{See also|Motes_Played/synopsis|l1=Synopsis}} | ||
''Motes Played'' is an upcoming novella set in the Post-Self setting written by [[Madison Scott-Clary]]. While it is heavily tied into [[:Category:The Post-Self cycle|the Post-Self cycle]], it is not part of the cycle proper. | ''Motes Played'' is an upcoming novella set in the Post-Self setting written by [[Madison Scott-Clary]] and [[The Lament]]. While it is heavily tied into [[:Category:The Post-Self cycle|the Post-Self cycle]], it is not part of the cycle proper. | ||
== Back copy == | == Back copy == | ||
Revision as of 22:07, 29 April 2024
| Motes Played | |
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| Format | Novella |
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| Year | 2362 |
| Canonicity | Canon |
See also: Synopsis
Motes Played is an upcoming novella set in the Post-Self setting written by Madison Scott-Clary and The Lament. While it is heavily tied into the Post-Self cycle, it is not part of the cycle proper.
Back copy
Note: this back copy is tentative and may change prior to publication.
Motes played.
She played because she was play. She played because that was her role in life, because that is just who she was. She played with color, played with life, played with death.
She played with fire.
Motes played, because how could she not?
Content notes:
Mentions of rough, but consensual sex with one vague description; blood; adult characters engaging with the world as children, unrelated to sex; themes of familial abuse.