No one wants to be bombed, there is no limited way to bomb.

I also think in terms of fellowship. And although companionship is often meant to be between two people, I recently had a luncheon with nine other people at a round table and it was very satisfying.

I have long struggled to pigeonhole Stranger in a Strange Land' s genre. Especially now that Musk has (mis)used the word grok.

Ursula K. le Guin, Jean M. Auel, Mary Shelly, myself, of course.

I think 1984 is dystopian, not science fiction. Frankenstein might possibly be considered science fiction, though.

everyone donated, what choice did they have

that was a very helpful list, but I must say the word just is used in casual speech and not using it can be awkward.

very nice

She was a bit too obvious, trying too hard for the Oscar. I'd like to like something of hers again, perhaps another impactful movie like a Gia. Maria was not that.

love it, love it, love it

Nice work

Why revise? I'm currently thinking of turning a 94,000 word novel into first person because I believe it will be more active for the reader, the story will be the same, though. But now that you mention you are going third person, perhaps I was right to do third person.

Very interesting. I seem unable to write in first person and now I understand why, it's limiting. Thank you.