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one time a ranger 1 (so not law enforcement) at the state park where i worked was getting rid of a bunch of clothes so he put them all in garbage bags and dropped them off at the bunkhouse where all the seasonal employees lived and he said we could go through them before he donated them and we all took a tshirt or two and then a month later we were throwing a party and I was like "we should all wear his clothes to the party" and he came in and it took him like an hour and five drinks to suddenly be like "wait a minute.................."
i should've noted that our parties always had dress-up themes (pirate night, cowboy night, etc.) and he'd texted me and asked what the theme was for this one and i told him "just dress as yourself."
Apparently Eva Stratt at the end of the movie on the ship had a prison tattoo on her neck that meant something along the lines of "life without parole." So, parallel to Grace and Rocky's adventure, there was a whole subplot where Eva Stratt
- Was eventually trialed by governments of the world as a scapegoat and sent to prison
- She somehow BROKE out of said prison and currently commandeers a rogue paramilitary faction of Project Hail Mary loyalists who believe in her over world governments, who presumably are still hunting her down
- She currently is on the run and staying mobile on an ice breaker ship like some kind of james bond villain base (but you know, good) while STILL working on project hail mary the whole time
- Her rogue loyalist faction controlled enough resources they could go to space and collect the beetles Grace had sent. Alternatively, it was the world government that collected the beetles, and Stratt had a whole ass heist movie to steal them, which is why she had the little xenonite figure at the end of the movie. Either ways she was running circles around them.
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[id: a screenshot of the house of hades from the video games hades, showing hades sitting at his desk and zagreus petting cerberus beside it. occtis and pin stand next to zagreus, scaled down to the same size.]
That's the one word of it. There isn't a book in the 6 I'd be disappointed to see win, nor one I don't think deserved to be nominated. My thoughts may change around before voting but currently:
6. Shroud by Adrian Tchaikovsky:
Partially because I can only judge an extract, largely because I felt both the characters and the plot were not up to the standard of most of the others. The alien biology was complex and interesting, but it is also the only thing really going for this.
5. The Everlasting by Alix E. Harrow
I can think of things that are lacking in this one, which lacking anything that is outstanding, has to put it below the others. It's still a well written and interesting look at how myth and statehood intersect
4. The Raven Scholar by Antonia Hodgeson
I really like this one, I'll be picking up the sequel when it comes out. Everything in this is very good, nothing is outstanding. Nothing is new, nothing is done in unusually good depth. It's (simply) very good.
3. Incandescent by Emily Tesh
The world-building in this, with the little day to day details that make it feel so lived in is incredible. I remember it well over 6 months after I initially read it. As it's the only book I read six months ago it's the only one that can be categorised like that, but it's nevertheless a point in its favour. The characters sing (well yell), the plot is not the most complex ever but really works.
2. A Drop of Corruption by Robert Jackson Bennet
I put The Tainted Cup 2nd last year, which amuses me that this appears to be ever the bridesmaid. Fantastic world-building, fantastic characters. A layered, in depth mystery that made perfect sense on logistics and motivations by the time it unravelled. Enough new that it feels like it's moving forward rather than resting on its laurels. I suspect this series is going to be one of the all time greats.
Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafor
This is in first simply for the fact that not only does it have an incredibly layered world, characters and a good plot. Not only does it have it twice. But the prose itself, the writing, is so much better than anything else up for nomination. The rest ranges from serviceable to good. Combined with the other outstanding elements, this may not have been my favourite. But it is what I think is the best.
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Ah the (kinda) 2nd person what the hell is going on book of this Hugo shortlist. I do not like it as well as Harrow the 9th or think it is as good as the Saint of Bright Doors, but I did nevertheless have fun reading it. An interesting look on myths and statehood.
Owen, the protagonist, is a very well developed character. I'm not 100% sure I can say the same for any of the other characters, which is a shame, because I think there's only 5 of any note. (Owen, Una, [SPOILER], Owen's father, and a professor whose name I've forgotten).
The romance in this is good, which is a good thing because quite a lot of the book hangs on the romance. The bits that don't hang on the telling of myths and how they shape a state, or rather how state's shape myths.
Other than that I have surprisingly little to say about this one. The writing is fine. It's not truly in 2nd person, except that sections of it are (it's told in a series of tales, some to another person, some written down).
The world-building works, and it's interesting to see tweaks as the story progresses, but none of it is in any great depth.
I enjoyed this book, I doubt I will remember it for long. In a very good Hugo year, unfortunately, this is near the bottom of the pack for me.
It'd make a fun premise for a Jamie/Brienne Game of Thrones fanfic though.
Knowing that Eridians have much longer lifespans, and also he can't be at every school on the planet at once, Ryland Grace decides to record a bunch of entertaining science lessons with Rocky's help.
Hundreds of years later, Eridian kids still get excited when the substitute teacher rolls in the 3D shape projector, because they know they're in for an episode of Friend Grace the Science Ace.
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