Velveteen vs. The Robot Armies of Dr. Walter Creelman, DDS.

Jan 10, 2013 21:28

Title: Velveteen vs. The Robot Armies of Dr. Walter Creelman, DDS.
Summary: The continuing adventures of a former child superheroine and her allies, who include Rainbow Brite's lesbian little sister, an escapee from a Rankin-Bass cartoon, and a deeply irritated Victorian gadgeteer with a raygun that used to be a toaster. No, really.

Victoria Cogsworth managed not to slam the door to her borrowed bedroom behind her, although it was a near thing... )

velveteen vs., short fiction

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taldragon January 11 2013, 10:50:56 UTC
yay Vel! this is such a brilliant universe!

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seanan_mcguire January 11 2013, 23:38:37 UTC
I'm glad you like it.

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vincentursus January 11 2013, 11:06:55 UTC
Now ignoring the potentially serious stuff later in the story, I've got "Eat the bacon. The bacon is freedom" in my head.

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seanan_mcguire January 11 2013, 23:38:46 UTC
Yay!

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melchar January 12 2013, 03:14:30 UTC
Best line ever! Bacon equated with freedom? Works for me. Tasty, TASTY freedom!

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anne_d January 11 2013, 13:53:13 UTC
Oh. My. What just happened to Tad? And did Jackie have something to do with it?

By the way, I finally had time to read "Rat-catcher", which I loved, and the Velveteen Vs book. The latter was particularly interesting rereading, given what you've written about Vel since those stories. You are, as always, an excellent writer.

Teddy bears attack! I need to work that into conversation, or a sampler for my studio wall, or something.

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seanan_mcguire January 11 2013, 23:39:02 UTC
Awesome. I'm so glad!

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kittylady January 11 2013, 14:41:27 UTC
Glittery light stabilizes superheroes and possibly brings them back from the dead?

That... that actually makes perfect sense.

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seanan_mcguire January 11 2013, 23:39:15 UTC
Only if the Princess is around.

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droewyn January 11 2013, 15:50:28 UTC
Yay, new Velveteen!

Editing nitpick: "she had always been fond of physical expressions of her frustration had always appealed to her."

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seanan_mcguire January 11 2013, 23:39:38 UTC
I don't actually need nitpicks here? Everything will be gone over with a fine-toothed comb before the book. But thank you.

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