3.5
The Hundredth House Had No Walls
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"The Hundreth House Had No Walls," a Tor.com Original short story from the award-winning author, journalist, screenwriter, essayist, public speaker, and activist Laure Penny.
The King was bored.
For five hundred years he had been King of the country of Myth and Shadow, and he was a good king, if a slightly bewildered one.
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3.5
sanshiree 🌸🧁🥰
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“This is my second Laurie Penny short and its so adorably good. 🥰”
Katrina Fox
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“Wonderful romance with a good moral.
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Wonderful romance with a good moral.”
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“This is why I continue to read tor.com fiction. It was amazing and I recommend it to everyone.
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This is why I continue to read tor.com fiction. It was amazing and I recommend it to everyone.”
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About Laurie Penny
Laurie Penny is an award-winning author, journalist, screenwriter, essayist, public speaker and activist*. She has written several books, including Bitch Doctrine, Unspeakable Things, and Everything Belongs To The Future. She writes essays, columns, features and gonzo journalism about politics, social justice, pop culture, feminism, technology and mental health and she gets time, she also writes creepy political science fiction. She makes words for money, trouble and social change for lots and lots of places including The Guardian, Longreads, Time Magazine, Buzzfeed, The New York Times, Vice, Salon, The Nation, The New Statesman, The New Inquiry, Tor.com and Medium. When she’s not on the road, Laurie is based between London and Los Angeles.