I was about to ask you whether you planned to read the sequel, Joan's husband Vernor Vinge's World's End, after your year of women-writers-only was over. Then I looked it up to be sure of the title, and realized the whole series was written by Joan.
Kinda boggled at myself for thinking they'd written the series together.
I did read these books very long ago, and my memory is that World's End felt more like a man's book. Gritty story of engineers seeking a downed spaceship in a desert, sort of a counterpart to lush Tiamat. A weird surprise, nonetheless.
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Date: 2016-06-27 11:34 am (UTC)Kinda boggled at myself for thinking they'd written the series together.
I did read these books very long ago, and my memory is that World's End felt more like a man's book. Gritty story of engineers seeking a downed spaceship in a desert, sort of a counterpart to lush Tiamat. A weird surprise, nonetheless.