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I've never been able to forgive Xenocide for only being half a novel when I expected it to be a full novel.
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Xenocide is my favourite, too. Not just from the Ender series but from all of the Card books I've read.
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I liked it. I should start reading that one on a regular basis. I only see it when people post them here.
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Xenocide has a chapter that I like the best out of the series, but Speaker to me is the best book... In fact the chapter I love in Xenocide is written very much in the Speaker way (or so it seems to me), which would explain it.
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I just found out that the guy who writes xkcd lives in Somerville. Have any Boston rackers met him?
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xenocide was the first OSC book that I read.
my father had it on his bookshelf...who knows where the other books had gone. I picked up the other books later on.
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Speaker is my favorite OSC book too. I thought Xenocide was really good, too, though. I was one of the ones who was surprised at the end when it didn't resolve. I thought it was a trilogy up to the very end of Xenocide. Posts: 6246 | Registered: Aug 2004
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The mouse-over text reads "Cue angry letters from all seven fans of Xenocide."
A lot of Xkcd's humour comes from the alt text, and a lot of times it helps explains the more obscure jokes.
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