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Mr. Tweedy wrote:I think Norm does a great female voice.

I am male, and I'm comfortably hetero. If Norm's voice had a body all its own, I would hit on it (I hope Norm finds this as creepy as my GF does).

I just recently posted this same sentiment over on the EP boards'; the idea has merit here, and since Norm is involved with both, I think it gives me carte blanche. Besides which, two stories have recently arisen to demonstrate this point (one here and one on EP). There are times where an idea prese...

Resurrection fits right in there. And as usual, artificial work-arounds have some detectable flaw. Scientists discovered as a consequence of Frankenstein the need to discover these unintended consequences, which is why we have beta testing, right? It is also why we train people to talk 300 words a ...

In order, though 1 and 2 are practically interchangeable.

1. 170/171- Mongoose by Sarah Monette and Elizabeth Bear
2. 150- Morris and the Machine by Tim Pratt
3. 163- Once a Month on a Sunday by Ian McHugh
4. 174- The Fantasy Jumper by Will McIntosh
5. 194 A Distant Sound of Hammers by S. Boyd Taylor

"Serious Parody", wherein the world is a cartoonish one, yet the actual content of the story is very somber indeed. Good point. I would put 'Teddy Bears and tea Parties' into this category aswell. 'Rangifer Volans' had a touch of it too, though the twist was a bit too out-of-the-blue to give the fu...

Yargh, first time navigating the board, just lost my initial post in a bit of 'oh wait, that's not where I wanted to go, I'll just backarrow' So, once again: This story belongs to what I have labeled, in my own head, the small and fascinating sub-style of "Serious Parody", wherein the world is a car...