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I didn't know there was a Dresden Files novella I hadn't read! It's very new, right? I just finished it. YAY. I have fallen so totally, completely in love with that world; the books are not without problems, but I can happily ignore them because I thoroughly adore Harry and his friends and allies. This is one of those books where my favorite supporting characters tend to rotate depending on who's in the book -- because they're all really neat. And discovering an unexpected new Dresden story made my day. It makes the wait for the next book a little easier. (Not to mention new Scott Lynch book coming in February! Eeeeeee!)
And speaking of addicted to a fictional world, done with Ragamuffin and OMG I want Sly Mongoose nowwwww. The bookstore didn't have it, the library didn't have it ... Amazon it is, then! I think I'm developing a rather unbecoming character-crush on Pepper. And the clone thing -- heeeee! Especially considering that I'd been thinking since the beginning that Nashara was like a female version of Pepper. I had no idea how literally true that would be.
The one thing I couldn't figure out was why they bothered making some of the clones female. I keep thinking there's some piece of the puzzle that wasn't explained, because that doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. Unless it was just that Pepper's notorious enough in the Satrapy that a female clone was less conspicuous?
(Also, I couldn't help cracking up at John getting together with his best friend's female clone. Yes, there's nothing at all slashy about that. Though I do think John/Nashara is cute as can be. Snuggling on the ship! D'awwww!)
And speaking of addicted to a fictional world, done with Ragamuffin and OMG I want Sly Mongoose nowwwww. The bookstore didn't have it, the library didn't have it ... Amazon it is, then! I think I'm developing a rather unbecoming character-crush on Pepper. And the clone thing -- heeeee! Especially considering that I'd been thinking since the beginning that Nashara was like a female version of Pepper. I had no idea how literally true that would be.
The one thing I couldn't figure out was why they bothered making some of the clones female. I keep thinking there's some piece of the puzzle that wasn't explained, because that doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. Unless it was just that Pepper's notorious enough in the Satrapy that a female clone was less conspicuous?
(Also, I couldn't help cracking up at John getting together with his best friend's female clone. Yes, there's nothing at all slashy about that. Though I do think John/Nashara is cute as can be. Snuggling on the ship! D'awwww!)
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