Ask me anything about any woman character I have! Now until 2 p.m. Eastern Daylight Savings Time.
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Ask me anything about any woman character I have! Now until 2 p.m. Eastern Daylight Savings Time.
This entry was originally posted at http://aldersprig.dreamwidth.org/907190.html. You can comment here or there.
I needed a genre. I found:
A list of generators
A blog post subject generator
and
a series of generators, including
the genre blender. (I got historical/fantasy/romance.)
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This is an answer to kelkyag‘s question asked here for International Women’s Day: “What does Junie want to do when she grows up? (At any value of ‘now’ you feel like writing about.)”
Junie as a child is very torn about what she wants to be when she grows up. She sometimes wants to be a ballerina, sometimes an ambassador to one of the far-flung nonhuman settlements. Sometimes she wants to do her mother’s job, and act as a cultural translator; sometimes she wants to be a wizard like her father (and like her brother). For a week, she wanted to be a dragon, until she realized that was not biologically possible. As of “now,” being the kidnapping-Junie storyline, she wants to be a lawyer and an FBI agent.
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This is an answer to clare_dragonfly‘s question asked here for International Women’s Day: “Tell me whether there were any woman presidents in the world of fae apoc.”
Fae apoc’s world governments follows the same pattern as our world up to 2011, so there was never a woman president of the US while it was whole. However, in the years after the apocalypse, remnants of the US government held together – first in bunkers and then in a small area of the East Coast, heading up into Ohio. In that time, many of the presidents were women, and continued to be as the decades progressed.
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Some people take “be prepared” as not only a motto, but a life goal. The Planners ‘verse follows one such group from inception, through the edge of apocalypse and out the other side, into the time centuries past a world-breaking disaster.
Planners’ History
Modern Era
Jasmine’s Story/Geriocracy
Tess’s Story/The Library
Other Library-Era (post-the-end) Stories
The Anthropologist
Worldbuilding by Plan
Icon of the library by meeks;
icon of the Anthropologist also by meeks