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Thoughts on Legacies - Ken Valentine - 04-10-2010
fpw Wrote:The punk aesthetic is to choose a name that would offend so-called straight society. Naming themselves after a virus that kills and paralyzes children seems perfect. They were also mentioned in "The Last ONE MO' ONCE GOLDEN OLDIES REVIVAL" and also in THE TOUCH and SIMS. I'd guess they're a punk thrash deathmetal band - they ride whatever underground trend is hot. They're total whores and call their series of apings "phases." Their muse is crank.Here's what I found:
http://www.andycurry.info/polio.htm
Ken V.
Thoughts on Legacies - fpw - 04-11-2010
That's scary. :yikes:
Thoughts on Legacies - captainastral - 06-10-2010
It really seems like Legacies is the closest to a "stand alone" of them all. Unless books yet to be released tie to it in some way; the broadcast power angle is interesting.
Thoughts on Legacies - pennywise969 - 06-10-2010
captainastral Wrote:It really seems like Legacies is the closest to a "stand alone" of them all. Unless books yet to be released tie to it in some way; the broadcast power angle is interesting.
That would make sense. I have been reading Aftershock and FPW mentions that Legacies started life as a medical thriller.
Alicia Clayton also has a cameo in one of the more recent RJ books. I want to say its in either Bloodlines or By The Sword. She comes by the house to visit Gia.
Thoughts on Legacies - KRW - 06-16-2010
captainastral Wrote:It really seems like Legacies is the closest to a "stand alone" of them all. Unless books yet to be released tie to it in some way; the broadcast power angle is interesting.
No. It was covered in "Conspiracies" to the point that Melanie Eiler actually discovered three cannisters having to do with Tesla's secret on broadcast power and gave two of them to Richard Clayton. A direct link to "Legacies".