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So that I can flail about them. They have EVERYTHING; pseudo-Victorian society, natural history as a developing science, dragons, the barriers imposed by class and sex to pursue a life in that world and the sacrifices necessary to do so, queer characters (there's a self-described asexual character with a big role in the second book and a genderqueer character in the third), more dragons - different species of dragons, dragons as their own evolutionary taxonomy - women building their own networks to support other women, lady engineers, one of the most important relationships in the series is a deep and abiding male/female platonic friendship, but there is also an achingly beautiful slow-build romance story that I really want to shout about more but I can't because spoilers. There are maps in every book, and examples of Lady Trent's sketches, and the cover art alone makes them books work having on a shelf. Not to mention the dragons. And also the invention of paragliding. The importance of the paragliding cannot be understated.

The first 3 books are being released as a deluxe illustrated omnibus and it looks gorgeous

...and then finished with "but then of course the occupation bombed the restaurant with the entire family inside and they were all killed".

She's now working on a site dedicated to showing all the important little local places in Gaza that no longer exist—partly so that her own children can know them, and partly so they cannot be completely erased by the occupiers.

"Scam" you mean people are fighting back against housing discrimination??? I don't think these people know what the word scam means

Scams are designed to trick someone into giving up money based on lies. This is just.. asking for information then legally enforcing the law??