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August 14 - October 14, 2020
Susan Talcott Bruce
The company-city subgenre always seemed to star a hero who outsmarted, overthrew, or escaped “the company.”
I’ve never seen one where the hero fought like hell to get taken in and underpaid by the company. In real life, that’s the way it will be. That’s the way it is.
To begin Earthseed, I’ll have to go outside.
Given any chance at all, teaching is what I would choose to do. Even if I have to take other kinds of work to get enough to eat, I can teach.
Adaptable, Opportunistic, Tenacious, Interconnected, and Fecund.
Earthseed: The Book of the Living.
Joanne
Harry Balter.
“He thinks the way your father does. He thinks Olivar’s a trap.
no matter how great Olivar looks, all we’ll get from it in the end is debt and loss of freedom.”
all we’ll get from it in the end is debt and l...
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Things are changing too much, too fast. Who can fight God?
Who knows what I might wind up doing?” That last didn’t feel like a lie.
“You think there’ll be more privatized cities?” she asked. “Bound to be if Olivar succeeds.
This country is going to be parceled out as a source of cheap l...
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Marcus
Jay Garfield
We don’t look for what we’d rather not find.
Marcus
Jay Garfield
George Hsu
Sound doesn’t trigger my sharing. I have to see another person in pain before I do any sharing.
Kayla Talcott
We found human bones and animal bones.
At last, we came home and wrapped our community wall around us and huddled in our illusions of security.
Richard Moss
Wardell Parrish
Even the severed arm’s fingerprints weren’t his.
We’ve found nothing but more of the dead and the poorest of the living—people who are all staring eyes and visible bones.
My own bones ached in empathy.
I’ve always seen them. I’ve never seen them.
Wyatt Talcott
Jay Garfield

