Tak! quoted The Water Outlaws by S. L. Huang
Only those who had money could dismiss its concerns as gauche.
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Only those who had money could dismiss its concerns as gauche.
It kept very much to the themes of the original: genocide, greed, betrayal, and the sheer amount of damage a few bad-faith actors can do in a system not designed to account for them
Finished just in time for #SFFBookClub sequels month 😅
I would like to see us have a trifle less approbation from men and a trifle more fear.
Every morning just after dawn, Lin Chong taught a fight class for women.
I’m old-fashioned that way. I like to keep my entrails inside my body cavity.
That was the trouble with people who thought they were going to heaven. They just didn’t take death seriously enough.
Wine could well be an icon for your species. No wonder you base societies and ritual upon it. It’s the fruit of polluted excess. The yeast colony gorges itself on saccharides until it dies poisoned by its own excretion. It doesn’t know how to stop and it consumes itself to death.
I don’t understand why time is an issue. It is a threat: all threats are now.
I love this philosophy
He was wandering down the main passage that ran the whole port side of Actaeon’s main section when she saw him, pausing at every network niche to slot his datacard forlornly into the port.
The only novel from the Nebula finalists that wasn't already on my list
Aras, nobody has ever deliberately harmed the common good.
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What was done in the past isn’t a justification for doing it in the present.
There goes the entire system of legal precedent
It was much, much worse at night.
Content warning continued review with spoilers
However, The Big Event with the protagonist is some Twilight-level pseudoromantic nonsense