Tak! quoted Space Dragons: Luxorian's Crew by Veo Corva
I was terrible with names, especially when I wasn’t listening.
relatable
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I was terrible with names, especially when I wasn’t listening.
relatable
My forthcoming novel DEATH OF THE AUTHOR (Jan 2025) is about death, disability, ability, the complexity of culture, immigrants & the next generations, machines, AI, gun ownership, creative writing, the space race, so much more. At its heart, it's about the power of STORYTELLING. And it has a hell of an ending.
‘Humans are a necessary annoyance,’ my mother had said to me.
We were waiting for things to converge.
In the morning, I pushed impotent fantasies of revenge from my mind and turned my energies to the practical
— Navola by Paolo Bacigalupi
mood
The #SFFBookClub pick for October 2024
Do not tell me that my pants are upon my head, and I will not tell you that your shirt is upon your ass.
— Navola by Paolo Bacigalupi
🤔
It frightened me. And it drew me. And one day, I touched it.
— Navola by Paolo Bacigalupi
😳
with a touch of slip-speak as to whether this constituted scholarly discovery or outright looting
— Navola by Paolo Bacigalupi
"slip-speak" is such a good term
My father kept a dragon eye upon his desk.
— Navola by Paolo Bacigalupi
In the end, the alchemists were allowed to propose their own protocols and safety standards.
Ah, the author is familiar with the tech industry
The house did not ramble. But it did go on a bit.
"The king wishes to be cooked alive," the royal secretary said, accepting the proffered saucer and cup and immediately setting both aside.