you sound hollow, this upsets me

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Speculative fiction is big money, and I want to get in on it. Harry Turtledove has been writing crazy shit for years, and now he's run out of Civil War alt-histories and gone directly into "what if aliens helped Abraham Lincoln invent crack cocaine?" territory. That leaves a big gap for yours truly to fill, and filling gaps is what I do. Unless you're looking at my welds. Don't look at my welds. I'm an author now.

The very first book of my new series will be about AMC. Since its collapse, AMC has seized the popular imagination. How could a company make so many promising cars, with so few parts, invent the fucking Jeep Cherokee, and still go under? The only answer is government conspiracy. Everyone had the knives out for AMC, and nobody had the power to do the right thing and save it.

I wish I had photos from Le Vele, if anyone knows of any listings from these proud Italian monuments to man's hubris please let me know. As far as I know most of the buildings are being or have been demolished now, so I guess they would have to be historical listings. Even before that I'm not sure how official such listings would be; from what I understand the Italian government lost track of who was living in them after the 1980 earthquake and the Camorra basically took control. They have been in a state of semi-abandonment since (though still with plenty of inhabitants). Probably the most grim example of postwar housing estate decay I can think of (in the US I would put the Robert Taylor Homes or Cabrini Green at the top, could be wrong about that though). I'd recommend the first two seasons of the TV show Gomorrah if anyone's interested in these particular examples of unarchitecture.

Built In 1899 / 8 br / 4.5 ba

$1,850,000