1/ colors in other cultures are fascinating the canonical example is Homer's "the wine dark sea" in The Illiad .https://twitter.com/d08890/status/1437385911294103560 …
-
-
12/ The novels only mention it a bit the prequel short story The Team gives more information https://www.amazon.com/Team-Aristillus-Travis-J-Corcoran/dp/1709959991/ … https://twitter.com/mattbramanti/status/1437390461925306372 …
This Tweet is unavailable.Show this thread -
13/ also, there is a tiny tiny Easter egg buried in the early part of the 2nd novel, IIRC, where the flood of Earth refugees is arriving at Aristillus that suggests that the dogs are, through cutouts, trying to hire genetic engineers with expertise on eyespic.twitter.com/reDcv0VEIg
Show this thread -
Show this thread
-
15/ Aristillus 3 and 4 spoilers: the two phyles of dogs, which split after the Discord (off screen post book-2) call themselves Blues and Oranges.https://twitter.com/TheLumpenprole/status/1437387673119961094 …
Show this thread -
17/ also, obligatory shout out to "A Deepness in the Sky" where Vinge had a very quick passing reference to the Spider's having a color called "plaid" which packed so much into one word >>>https://twitter.com/pythonrocksnake/status/1437399518568398853 …
Show this thread -
18/ The implication, to my mind, was some sort of incomplete-sensor-fusion effect, off in the direction of human perceptions of "impossible" or "chimerical" colorshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impossible_color …
Show this thread -
19/ LOL, damnit, the "impossible color" wiki article references the Vinge book I mentioned!
Show this thread
End of conversation
New conversation -
-
Show additional replies, including those that may contain offensive content
Loading seems to be taking a while.
Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.