Inhumi in the Whorl
James Wynn · 19 Aug 2010, 14:47
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From: crushtv at gmail.com (James Wynn) Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2010 09:47:29 -0500 Subject: (urth) Inhumi in the Whorl In-Reply-To: <SNT123-W11CD4DC2B57A64F8E9231DCF9D0 at phx.gbl> References: <SNT123-W11CD4DC2B57A64F8E9231DCF9D0 at phx.gbl> Message-ID: <4C6D4401.2060507 at gmail.com> > Lee- I'm sensing a misunderstanding of my general framework for BotNS, > which Roy derisively calls the "Grand Unified Theory". I have one which > works pretty well for me but I understand it doesn't always jibe with > the theories of others causing misunderstandings. I'll post my G.U.T. > sometime soon if it seems worth it Definitely do! >> James Wynn- Look, in the five New Sun books, we never meet a megatherian... > > I disagree. By naming convention alone I think we do meet one. [snip]...we have another character who is unequivocally named for a mythological monster. And this one we do meet. Typhon of course. By his name alone we can group him with the others. His human form should not fool us. That was a common trick of the ancient gods. So you don't think Typhon is human? I might have been more likely to believe that before "An Evil Guest". But the similarities between Typhon and Bill Ries make me think the latter is a re-fashioning of the former. This post brings up a lot of questions for me which I suspect would be answered by your GUT. So I'll wait. u+16b9
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