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Apr. 16th, 2009
Being lazy, I clipped the TOC from ISFBD. It's interesting how their version gets the order wrong. I am sure there's a perfectly obvious answer as to why that is. I've put things in the order they are in the book.
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Being lazy, I clipped the TOC from ISFBD. It's interesting how their version gets the order wrong. I am sure there's a perfectly obvious answer as to why that is. I've put things in the order they are in the book.
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Being lazy, I clipped the TOC from ISFBD. It's interesting how their version gets the order wrong. I am sure there's a perfectly obvious answer as to why that is. I've put things in the order they are in the book.
( Read more... )
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Why is so much SF concerned with resource extraction?
Which piece was to have kept the name Texas? What would the lesser fragments have been called?
Seed for an RPG setting?
Apr. 16th, 2009 03:35 pmIn the Eyes of Amber review, I said (of a setting where only women could be starship crew) Given past history I wouldn't expect men to be affronted by an inability to be a spacer. I'd expect them to dismiss the entire profession as beneath them, in as much as it's dominated by women.
I'm thinking here of professions whose status and I believe pay declined as they were increasingly dominated by women.
Damien Neil replied I think I'd like to read a story with this as an element of the setting.
And since I never get around to writing stories but do write up RPG backgrounds, I'll put that in the RPG idea box for now to ferment.
I'm thinking here of professions whose status and I believe pay declined as they were increasingly dominated by women.
Damien Neil replied I think I'd like to read a story with this as an element of the setting.
And since I never get around to writing stories but do write up RPG backgrounds, I'll put that in the RPG idea box for now to ferment.
Seed for an RPG setting?
Apr. 16th, 2009 03:35 pmIn the Eyes of Amber review, I said (of a setting where only women could be starship crew) Given past history I wouldn't expect men to be affronted by an inability to be a spacer. I'd expect them to dismiss the entire profession as beneath them, in as much as it's dominated by women.
I'm thinking here of professions whose status and I believe pay declined as they were increasingly dominated by women.
Damien Neil replied I think I'd like to read a story with this as an element of the setting.
And since I never get around to writing stories but do write up RPG backgrounds, I'll put that in the RPG idea box for now to ferment.
I'm thinking here of professions whose status and I believe pay declined as they were increasingly dominated by women.
Damien Neil replied I think I'd like to read a story with this as an element of the setting.
And since I never get around to writing stories but do write up RPG backgrounds, I'll put that in the RPG idea box for now to ferment.
Seed for an RPG setting?
Apr. 16th, 2009 03:35 pmIn the Eyes of Amber review, I said (of a setting where only women could be starship crew) Given past history I wouldn't expect men to be affronted by an inability to be a spacer. I'd expect them to dismiss the entire profession as beneath them, in as much as it's dominated by women.
I'm thinking here of professions whose status and I believe pay declined as they were increasingly dominated by women.
Damien Neil replied I think I'd like to read a story with this as an element of the setting.
And since I never get around to writing stories but do write up RPG backgrounds, I'll put that in the RPG idea box for now to ferment.
I'm thinking here of professions whose status and I believe pay declined as they were increasingly dominated by women.
Damien Neil replied I think I'd like to read a story with this as an element of the setting.
And since I never get around to writing stories but do write up RPG backgrounds, I'll put that in the RPG idea box for now to ferment.