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Nov. 21st, 2015 06:45 pmI can't remember if the books addressed it, but what was Panem going to do for coal after burning down District 12? If a district is so unnecessary that you can get rid of it, why have it in the first place?
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One of the authors on Writing Excuses is Mary Robinette Kowal, whose name was totally unfamiliar to me, but she wrote Shades of Milk & Honey. It's weird, because she's the one who hits on some of the things that are most relevant to me (the other authors being more epic and/or actiony in scope), but at the same time it's like, I really disliked that book. I can't remember if I even finished it. It was P&P mashed up with Jane Eyre. I ordered a book of hers she mentioned on the podcast that's a pseudo-historical take on Elizabeth I and Mary Stuart growing up knowing each other, and I ordered it from the library. Normally I have very bad luck (there are 65 libraries in this network, and they are all podunk apparently), but there was one copy, and I've got it. We're hitting some pet peeves by page three, but I'm going to give it a chance.
( Mockingjay Matinee )
One of the authors on Writing Excuses is Mary Robinette Kowal, whose name was totally unfamiliar to me, but she wrote Shades of Milk & Honey. It's weird, because she's the one who hits on some of the things that are most relevant to me (the other authors being more epic and/or actiony in scope), but at the same time it's like, I really disliked that book. I can't remember if I even finished it. It was P&P mashed up with Jane Eyre. I ordered a book of hers she mentioned on the podcast that's a pseudo-historical take on Elizabeth I and Mary Stuart growing up knowing each other, and I ordered it from the library. Normally I have very bad luck (there are 65 libraries in this network, and they are all podunk apparently), but there was one copy, and I've got it. We're hitting some pet peeves by page three, but I'm going to give it a chance.