Re: guess who?

William December Starr wrote:
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> In article
<25f59857-6bd1-4892-823d-3512801ea20b@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> johan.g.larson@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 said:
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> > The following quote is from a recently published novel. Who is the
> > author?
> >
> > "We might already be reveling in our seizure of a valuable ****p
> > and cargo, celebrating by absorbing costly essences and engaging
> > in brutally non-consensual *****c entertainments of a type I find
> > deeply gratifying but which are difficult to arrange on a
> > commercial basis.  Why this delay?"
> 
> I'll guess that it's Scott Lynch's RED SEAS UNDER RED SKIES, just
> because I've heard that it involves pirates, and because of the
> general impression I've gotten of Lynch's writing around here.  Not
> that I've ever actually read anything of his, mind you.

Maybe, though I don't recall this passage.  Or it could be Gene
Wolfe's _Pirate Freedom_ which I haven't read.

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