If you don't know what "Vorkosigan" means, just move on

Dec 06, 2011 21:57

So this is all ABCFamily's fault, and probably another argument in favor of getting rid of my cable subscription (although maybe not). See, ABCFamily reran the first six Harry Potter movies over the weekend, so I had them playng in the background (and omg, I still cannot get through Half-Blood Prince with all my attention for some reason. I only ( Read more... )

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plumtastic December 7 2011, 03:16:13 UTC
Um, everything up to and including all of Z's old HP (unless there's bad memories there that I don't know about - I seem to be stepping it lately). That part worked great for me in WA when I had no books yet.

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serialkarma December 7 2011, 03:41:09 UTC
Ha, no bad memories there, certainly, but I didn't remember Z writing Draco/Neville--did she? (Er, I suppose I could just go ask her, couldn't I?)

I am reading Helenish's Theft of Assets, Destruction of Property at the moment, which I somehow totally missed the first time around. Sheesh, of all the fandoms I kind of assumed I was totally over...

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plumtastic December 7 2011, 03:46:53 UTC
I lost track of the permutations with Z, but um, there was a lot? And she loved Neville and treated Draco like a real person? (My communication skills being as good as they ever are.)

And is the reason why all my major electronic devices are named after HP characters, you can tell her that.

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serialkarma December 7 2011, 03:48:17 UTC
d'aww, I will totally tell her that! She's not writing these days, but I bet that will make her smile.

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reginagiraffe December 7 2011, 12:50:46 UTC
Reread Vorkosigan and then read all of Dira's The World That You Need series.

Hmmm... I may do that myself!

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inmyriadbits December 8 2011, 05:55:55 UTC
I did a Vorkosigan re-read earlier this year. (Okay, LIES; I stalled out at Diplomatic Immunity.) It was excellent! I've re-read some of them so much that I could practically recite verbatim (*coughACivilCampaigncough*), but I'd never re-read Mirror Dance in its entirety, weirdly. I did find myself even more fond of Mark (who I've always like) this time through, and way more aware of just how douchey Miles can act sometimes.

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