• ASH/Meta: Time marches on...

    From Jeanne Morningstar@21:1/5 to All on Tue Feb 22 19:44:18 2022
    So I've been rereading ASH in the ebook editions, and I realized that
    Academy's action starts in August 15, 2022, which is... about half a
    year away now. We'll soon reach the point where Real Life catches up
    datingwise with ASH. Time sure does keep going, huh?

    At least our world is in a better state right now than that was one. So far.

    Jeanne Morningstar

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  • From Scott Eiler@21:1/5 to Jeanne Morningstar on Wed Feb 23 01:19:52 2022
    On 2022-02-22 11:44, Jeanne Morningstar wrote:
    So I've been rereading ASH in the ebook editions, and I realized that Academy's action starts in August 15, 2022, which is... about half a
    year away now. We'll soon reach the point where Real Life catches up datingwise with ASH. Time sure does keep going, huh?

    Tell me about it.

    In July 2002, I wrote "Make It Never Was", a Wyatt Ferguson story about
    (among other things) nuclear winter. (http://www.eilertech.com/stories/neverwas.htm) On February 24, 2009
    (slightly before I joined RACC), I wrote its sequel "Beyond the End".
    The story took place in 2023. The last band of survivors had lost
    contact with the rest of humanity in 2022. (http://www.eilertech.com/stories/2009/beyond.htm)

    The "Twilight of the Superhuman World" (as published in RACC) arc would
    start in November 2009, leading to that same Icepocalypse. Wyatt got
    out (for the second time, with his relatives this time) a year or two
    ago, in stories yet to be written. I think the end is here. https://www.eilertech.com/stories/2009/


    At least our world is in a better state right now than that was one. So
    far.

    Yeah, but I'm gonna say SW10 is the grand champion of worlds in a worse
    state.

    Jeanne Morningstar
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