'Badger And Book' By Lily Seika Jones (@rivuletpaper)

'Badger and Book' by Lily Seika Jones (@rivuletpaper)

redwall books: he licked his lips and smiled cruelly, beady eyes lighting up with vicious pleasure at the prospect of terrorizing the innocents of mossflower

the animal in question:

Prevalence of Varied Coat Coloration in a Yellow-Throated Marten (Martes flavigula) Population

Brome: At least wear the matching t-shirts with personalized catchphrases I made for everybody Felldoh: I don't have a catchphrase Brome:[throws him a t-shirt that has "I don't have a catchphrase" printed on it] Keyla: Ooh, he is good

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That write up about the book is going to be fairly long because it's surprisingly good for a latter entry in the series and really harkens back to the earlier books in a way others don't but -

the synopsis for Loamhedge calls it a "cursed Abbey" which, it isn't, it was just built on a fault line that ended up swallowing it as a well as the great sickness (So huh I guess it was cursed, but at least it isn't constantly beseiged upon liked Redwall).

I found that interesting. esp. knowing that spirits (Martin, the lineage of Badger Lords and Ladies) and foresight are a canon thing in this world