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Books 2011: 201
201. K.D. Wentworth and Eric Flint, The Crucible of Empire.
I remember enjoying Course of Empire. Course of Empire is still entertaining. But I am become a Cranky Humourless Feminist who's not so hot on "What ThesePeople Aliens Need Is A Honky Fine Upstanding American" stories, in my advancing old age.
(Truth! Justice! The American Way! - have you ever noticed how the future is populated by Americans? Because I'm damned tired of that, too.)
I'm also really really tired with Eric Flint's hillbilly obsession.
*complains*
201. K.D. Wentworth and Eric Flint, The Crucible of Empire.
I remember enjoying Course of Empire. Course of Empire is still entertaining. But I am become a Cranky Humourless Feminist who's not so hot on "What These
(Truth! Justice! The American Way! - have you ever noticed how the future is populated by Americans? Because I'm damned tired of that, too.)
I'm also really really tired with Eric Flint's hillbilly obsession.
*complains*
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Date: 2011-12-24 04:03 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2011-12-24 01:43 pm (UTC)(Not everyone does it. But by every god and little fish, when it crops up it really does annoy the hell out of me, these days.)
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Date: 2011-12-24 11:50 am (UTC)PeopleAliens Need Is AHonkyFine Upstanding American" stories, in my advancing old age.That's not a trope that plays well with my cultural background (non-American) but thanks -- you just gave me a useful handle on some of my own work!
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Date: 2011-12-24 01:48 pm (UTC)Incidentally, thank you for writing books that subvert that trope. It makes me very relieved.