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sitnspin:
Just finished reading "Storm of Locust" by Rebecca Roanhorse. It's the sequel to "Trail of Lightning". The books are set on Diné land after an event called the Big Water, a series of natural disasters that ravaged and flooded much of the world's surface. Through a combination of magic and engineering, the Diné managed to raise an enormous wall all around their territory, protecting it from the damage done everywhere else. Monsters and Heroes from legend once again walk the land.  The stories follow Maggie Hoskie, a monster hunter cursed with supernatural powers of strength and speed, feared and hated by the very people who rely on her services, one of a handful of people touched with powers associated with their clans.

pwhodges:

--- Quote from: JoeCovenant on 12 Jun 2019, 06:00 ---
--- Quote from: pwhodges on 31 May 2019, 10:33 ---Ged like Get, not Jed like Jet.

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Yeah... s'what I meant.

Ged (in the UK certainly) is pronounced like Jet.

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Not according to the OED, which has an entry for Ged as a Scottish and Northern English name for the pike (fish) - pronounced with a hard g, not a j.

Theta9:

--- Quote from: LTK on 11 Jun 2019, 13:01 ---Having read the book, the Prime show was mildly disappointing, especially since American Gods was such a riot - although to be fair, I haven't read that book.

(click to show/hide)Also, I might be misremembering, but isn't the book's ending completely different from the show's ending?
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Does Good Omens end with the season? My Amazon menu lists it as "Season One".

LTK:
Yes, it's a relatively short book. Amazon Prime apparently has no way of indicating that it's finished after six episodes.

TheEvilDog:
Also Neil Gaiman announced that he won't be back if Amazon renews the show, stating that he hasn't written a novel since 2013's "The Ocean at the End of the Lane" and that he would like to getting back to being a novelist. I would also imagine that helping to produce Good Omens was difficult for him, considering how he and Terry Pratchett were such good friends.

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