WarlockLawyer

I had to look that one up as apparently it never aired in the United States. What a strange cast of characters

Mission Hill and other Gen X slacker style shows would just feel out of place or overly entitled in their outlook

I still haven't read a LitRPG that I can remember. I'm sure there were young adult fantasy novels in the 80s/90s that would qualify before the term came around. Did you ever find a good refined one?

I think these days I end up reading mostly from the Fantasy of Manners subgenre which is where I would put Hands of the Emperor, plus some of Noviks early novels which is what prompted me to respond to this question.

I say start with Ancillary Justice by Lecke. Amazing debut novel and won the Hugo, nebula, and a bunch of other awards.

I just finished Hands of the Emperor by Victoria Goddard. Never have I read such a good book that so desperately need an editor. Final third could have been chopped in half or more without losing anything.

Just started on Translation State by Ann Lecke. Hasn't pulled me in yet as much as her other books.

Assy McGee truly stood on it's own. Worst possible idea and they just went for it. Beautiful

Well done Democrats. Continually paving the way in fucking us over

Or Biden could have just not helped commit a genocide? Why was that not an option? Why are we blaming people that were mad about our government allowing the mass murder of civilians?

A weaker central government? But they took away rights from states after they formed?

Possibly the only proper answer if we put a minimum on the number of films required to be considered.

Land Back has always been a valid option

I would argue Trump wants violence. Violence can be spun by controlled media into justification for martial law that Fox viewers will see as necessary.

He evolves to partially match the norms of the time