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it does! i might buy it after i finish reading mockingjay and the host :D thats IF i can find it :P
The only sc-fi that I have ever followed is Star Wars, and even that got a little too out there and random at times, I like my fiction well thought out with interesting characters who are nt two dimensional stereotypes, fantasy I find often has an immersive culture of world you can imagine, but sci-fi is a little 'floaty' for me, although that said I'm willing to read it, particularly Warhammer, coz that looks like sci-fi meets fantasy, and I a;ways like to see genre bending:)
STAR WARS today we were talking about it at school srsly WHY DOES IT EXIST!?!?!
Woolfie wrote: "The only sc-fi that I have ever followed is Star Wars, and even that got a little too out there and random at times, I like my fiction well thought out with interesting characters who are nt two di..."Have you red Double Helix.
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The first one looks pretty good.