Introduction

[John]

I Am Margaret, by Corinna Turner

In Margo's world, if you don't pass your Sorting at 18 you are recycled. Literally.
Margaret Verrall dreams of marrying the boy she loves and spending her life with him. But she’s part of the underground network of Believers – and with the persecution that carries the death penalty.
And there’s just one other problem.
She’s going to fail her Sorting.
But a chance to take on the system ups the stakes beyond mere survival.
Now she has to break out of the Facility - or face the worst martyrdom of all.
Conscious Dismantlement.

Some of the questions this month were provided by the author, Corinna Turner, and I have added some others. For some fun, feel free to guess which are which. Ms Turner has also agreed to take part in our "ask the author" question.

As always, feel free to add any questions you think would add to the discussion.

[Fonch]

Although i do not participate i Will follow the discussion with a big interest.

[John]

Fonch wrote: "Although i do not participate i Will follow the discussion with a big interest."

If it is ever translated into Spanish, Fonch, I highly recommend it.

[Fonch]

John wrote: "Fonch wrote: "Although i do not participate i Will follow the discussion with a big interest."

If it is ever translated into Spanish, Fonch, I highly recommend it."

Yes i know that the book of Corinna Turner Will be translated to spanish and i Will read when the book was released in Spain, but i do not know in which publishing Will be translated, although i suspect it. I am a lover of Dystopias and i wrote articles about the Dystopia when it was not very fashionable. Two years ago i wrote a topic of the Utopia, Uchronia and Dystopia my friend Alfonseca assisted to me in my work, and i included the book of Mrs. Turner although i had not read, but i Will do it son, and when i did it i Will write a review in spanish and in english.