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reviewed Worm by Wildbow (Parahumans)

Wildbow: Worm (EBook, 2013, Independently published)

An introverted teenage girl with an unconventional superpower, Taylor goes out in costume to find …

Thrilling, action packed and philosophical on the side.

I find it a well written story, engaging and with good pace. It is a reading for young_adult a la light novel type, which means is good with text-to-speech listening. Some tags are: #FemaleProtagonist, #action, #parahumans, #bugs, #politics, #heroes, #villains

Simon and Eugene look at the episode The Revenge Effect and discuss the difference between a sequel and the second of two parts, when heroes are allowed to commit manslaughter and how this differs on each side of The Pond, and the state of password security in the 1990s.

https://fusionpatrol.com/2023/09/16/simon-and-eugene-discuss-the-difference-between-a-sequel-and-the-second-of-two-parts-when-heroes-are-allowed-to-commit-manslaughter-and-how-this-differs-on-each-side-of-the-pond-and-the-state-of-pas/

In the latest Fusion Patrol we’re back to looking at 90s techno-thriller Bugs, kicking off season 3 (and its radical changes) with “Blaze of Glory”. We discuss what kind of government department builds a ridiculous deadly weapons store under London, whether secret agents ever genuinely expect that “when they’re out, they’re out,” and fictional spies becoming legends in their own fictional universe.
https://fusionpatrol.com/2023/08/19/644-bugs-blaze-of-glory/

Colorful mosaic garden in greens and blues with orange monarch butterflies flying around by artist and poet Sharon Cummings. Haiku poem in post.