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title, layout
| title | layout |
|---|---|
| Playlists and music | single |
Canon
Each book within the Post-Self Cycle, as well as many of the other stories in the setting, was written with a song or playlist running on repeat — at least for the most part. Just a little something that helped the author set the mood. While these are hardly required to enjoy the writing, they're offered for completion's sake.
- Qoheleth and Gallery Exhibition — (Spotify)
- Toledot — (Spotify)
- Nevi'im — (Spotify)
- Mitzvot — (Spotify)
- "Selected Letters" — (Spotify)
- Marsh — (Spotify)
- Motes Played — (Spotify)
- Idumea — (Spotify)
- "She Who Haunts the Storm" (YouTube)
- "Cowboy" - 1 (Spotify), 2 (Spotify)
- "Support Group for Anomalies in Forking" (YouTube)
Beyond those, "Getting Lost" is a piece of music written a while back which became the official soundtrack for the "RJ getting lost" scene in Qoheleth.
Characters
Character playlists are offered both to give a sense of the characters' moods when writing, but also, as many are constructed by fictive headmates, they give a sense of how the headmates fit into the system. Note that the pages are generated via an export tool, so the playlists themselves on Spotify may differ, because it is a pain in the ass to update them.
- A Finger Pointing — (Spotify)
- Always Be True — (Spotify)
- Answers Will Not Help — (Spotify)
- Beholden — (Spotify)
- Dry Grass — (Spotify)
- E.W. — (Spotify)
- Hold My Name — (Spotify)
- In The Wind — (Spotify)
- Motes — (Spotify)
- No Longer Myself — (Spotify)
- Rye — (Spotify)
- Slow Hours — (Spotify)
- True Name#Convergence — (Spotify)
- Warmth In Fire — (Spotify)
- What Right Have I — (Spotify)
- When I Dream — (Spotify)
- Why Ask Questions — (Spotify)