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He/him. Lifelong reader, mainly SF & Fantasy, owner of a ridiculously large TBR pile! Part of the Nerd Therapy D&D playcast. Married since 1990 to my best friend, Penny. Owned by two cats (Lilo and Stitch).
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I'm doing an audiobook this time around and the reader is overall amazing, she read all these voices identically
Show PostVonda McIntyre's Star Trek movie adaptations are the gold standard for movie adaptations. I’m low key obsessed with this particular sub genre and she is the Steinbeck of the form.
Show PostI haven’t read those, but James Blish did pretty well with the novelizations of TOS Trek and other IPs. It’s not something that just appeared in the last few years.
Show PostChapter 7 Charles is discovering the limits of his power over Constance. Or maybe the limits of Constance’s power? Anyhow, if Uncle Julian told me, “Please be extremely quiet now,” I imagine I would either shrivel up and die or explode. 🏰
Show Post1 That would explain a lot 2 But also raise a lot of questions 3 It’s just the question a gothic wants you to ask 4 But most seriously, she may not be literally dead, but “She did not survive the loss of her family,” seems like a reasonable summation of her emotional state and maturity
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