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Tree Bucket posted:Well I just read that Tchaikovsky book with the sentient jumping spiders. I really do need to pick it up.
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Lawman 0 posted:I really do need to pick it up. the sequels are great too.
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Tree Bucket posted:Well I just read that Tchaikovsky book with the sentient jumping spiders. I'm halfway through it and I love it so far, so glad to see it stays good
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I'm reading Shards of Earth now. Definitely more adventure-space-opera in tone than Children's rundown melancholy; it has a lot of really fun scenes. I'm enjoying Space Australia in paticular.
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May 11, 2024 06:25
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The Shivans from Freespace. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2RAC5l_jQQ Big ol' spiders but they run some kind of ancient interstellar empire. How do spiders build and operate spaceships? Nobody knows, but they hate you a whole lot.
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Spiders, well known for not ever building and maintaining complex structures.
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Photo file - Alien spider operating a starship It's the Ilwrath from Star Control! Surprised they haven't been seen in the thread before now. Or were they just cloaked the whole time...?  
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Razor Jacksuit posted:Photo file - Alien spider operating a starship Don’t you mean the Dill-rats? 
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Tree Bucket posted:I'm reading Shards of Earth now. Definitely more adventure-space-opera in tone than Children's rundown melancholy; it has a lot of really fun scenes. I'm enjoying Space Australia in paticular. I just watched Quinns Idea's on that series, and it really intrested me. I forgot he was the same writer who had the intelligent jumping spiders. I love any sci fi that has some great unknown thing out there that is beyond anything the characters know or understand.
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