Not A Drill
But this is Una McCormack writing Garashir~~~~~
PREORDER: The DS9 saga continues this June, in ENIGMA TALES by Una McCormack.
i am just awash now, i just want to find una mccormack at a fan convention and sit her down and just look at her and ask her things. i want to hear how she builds her cardassia. i want to hear about the greenery and the language. i want to hear about the sand storms, my god, the storms, and how everyone must carry their mask. i want to hear about levels of schooling and about the eight separate history channels on the rolling news. i want i want i want.
we are awfully lucky to have her.
how does she DO that? how does she create her world such that when i look up, i am surprised to see green?
i expected stone and sand.
how does she DO that???
aaaawaaaaauuauaaaaaaaulgh
I was quite a bad sociologist, professionally speaking. I was more interested in made-up societies than anything going on around me… My interest in science fiction and the kinds of questions it can pose is what made me think sociology was a good fit for me, like: What is the relationship between the individual and her society? How is a person shaped, formed, or constrained by their social context? What strategies do the marginalized have at their disposal to enable them to live good lives?
Una McCormack, interview with TrekCore
(today i was reliably informed that una mccormack asked someone awesome if they knew me, like, ‘oh, do you know tinsnip?’, and that knowledge alone may suffice as nourishment for days~~~)
Something weird just happened in this book. There was clearly a chunk cut out, because suddenly everyone knows something I didn’t–it’s never explained, I checked–and now Crusher is ranting about the Romani.
Hmmm.
Things I like about “The Missing” #2:
Odo and Ro Laren trying to Cardassian Politics.
It’s like two very careful bulls in a china shop. :3
Una is really making me laugh with this book. ^^
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