>> What amuses *me* is the places that March of Cambreadth has turned up.<<
Agreed.
>> It's been in S. M. Stirling's "Dies the Fire" series, <<
The earliest books, the Nantucket set that go back in time, are excellent. The later and larger set that deal with present day ... I can only guess something horrible made him need a ton of money fast. He wiped out the biosphere, twice, in the first chapter and didn't even notice. My suspension of disbelief chewed through the straps and ran screaming down the street.
>> It definitely gets around. and some of the music videos people have made of it. Oh my.<<
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dancing_serpent
Re: Thank you!
Date: 2017-06-06 03:00 am (UTC)Agreed.
>> It's been in S. M. Stirling's "Dies the Fire" series, <<
The earliest books, the Nantucket set that go back in time, are excellent. The later and larger set that deal with present day ... I can only guess something horrible made him need a ton of money fast. He wiped out the biosphere, twice, in the first chapter and didn't even notice. My suspension of disbelief chewed through the straps and ran screaming down the street.
>> It definitely gets around. and some of the music videos people have made of it. Oh my.<<
I think the Avengers one is my favorite.