Just finished Resolute by Jack Campbell and The Nameless Land by Kate Elliott.
Resolute is one of many in a space military series. In this one, they're on a mission to go make friends with the aliens. Mostly to get the war hero main character out of Space Congress's hair, heh. I really enjoyed it. Jack is great at writing space combat action, and his aliens break the mold in some ways, too.
The Nameless Land is the sequel to The Witch Roads. It's a pretty cozy tale with a sort of tragic romance involving the main character while she's traveling with a VERY ambitious prince with his eye on the crown (nevermind the heir in the way). There's a fair bit of political maneuvering behind the action.
It's also fascinating from a world building perspective. It's a magical setting with a deadly fog that covered swaths of the land. Different cultures have different ways to cope with the danger. There are wizards of a sort and restless guardian spirits keeping watch after a legendary war against sorcerer-kings.
And the main character is not all she seems...
Excellent read, Kate Elliott is one of my favorite authors.
I'm really starting to hate this technique in making titles. Tf does the age of the particular loophole they used matter? It implies that the problem is in using rules that have been around for more than 5 minutes rather than in the action of circumventing the rights of the citizens.
Neigh!
Smh, no one understands the difference between a king's time of ruling and the little ropes he uses to control his horse anymore.
Sigh, I was trying to set you up for a line like "yes, and I want them to NEED IT!"
This would work well coming from Garak, too.
Just .... Fold it in!
Even for Nazis?
Just finished Resolute by Jack Campbell and The Nameless Land by Kate Elliott.
Resolute is one of many in a space military series. In this one, they're on a mission to go make friends with the aliens. Mostly to get the war hero main character out of Space Congress's hair, heh. I really enjoyed it. Jack is great at writing space combat action, and his aliens break the mold in some ways, too.
The Nameless Land is the sequel to The Witch Roads. It's a pretty cozy tale with a sort of tragic romance involving the main character while she's traveling with a VERY ambitious prince with his eye on the crown (nevermind the heir in the way). There's a fair bit of political maneuvering behind the action.
It's also fascinating from a world building perspective. It's a magical setting with a deadly fog that covered swaths of the land. Different cultures have different ways to cope with the danger. There are wizards of a sort and restless guardian spirits keeping watch after a legendary war against sorcerer-kings.
And the main character is not all she seems...
Excellent read, Kate Elliott is one of my favorite authors.
Hey, maybe they just want to eat a lot of it.
Maybe you should have proofread your comment before posting a grammar gotcha!
I'm really starting to hate this technique in making titles. Tf does the age of the particular loophole they used matter? It implies that the problem is in using rules that have been around for more than 5 minutes rather than in the action of circumventing the rights of the citizens.
I'm sure it was served in a really sexy glass.
This is why I treasure one-pot recipes.
Ooh, that sounds promising. Thanks for mentioning it!
Oh, the scale isn't apparent from the photo. I was thinking these were more like 10 inches in diameter. In that case, yeah, no clue.
Colanders?
I swear I've seen this before, but I couldn't say when.
Reminds me of the old days of playing Counterstrike.
Nuclear is very green.
Source: Watching too many Simpsons episodes in my misspent youth
Of course it's an externality! They for sure ain't installing those panels on the inside of the house. Then it would be an internality. Heh.
(sorry, couldn't resist. /s obviously)
IDK that I've really 'dropped' any YouTubers. Just kind of stopped watching because something else caught my attention.
I have several that I check in on now and again, but the only one where I watch everything is Primitive Technology.