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  • Transcendant post there on NY Snob, I have a feeling someday we'll all be saying we knew you when it was only BSNYC.

    A Matter of Time: Grace Periods BikeSnobNYC 2010

  • The inability of the Eschaton to intervene is not really that clear, though it's probably better left unsaid as invoking too much cavalry-to-the-rescue time-travel would weaken the story as it weakens Transcendant.

    Iron Sunrise by Charlie Stross patternjuggler 2007

  • I picked up this book because instead of launching into the much longer 500 page novels Transcendant, Blue Mars, Iron Sunrise, The Conventions of War, listening to the lecture series on SF has inspired me to go back to the roots, where the novels are much shorter and I can read them rapidly despite the lower quality of many of them.

    Archive 2007-04-15 patternjuggler 2007

  • The inability of the Eschaton to intervene is not really that clear, though it's probably better left unsaid as invoking too much cavalry-to-the-rescue time-travel would weaken the story as it weakens Transcendant.

    Archive 2007-06-04 patternjuggler 2007

  • I picked up this book because instead of launching into the much longer 500 page novels Transcendant, Blue Mars, Iron Sunrise, The Conventions of War, listening to the lecture series on SF has inspired me to go back to the roots, where the novels are much shorter and I can read them rapidly despite the lower quality of many of them.

    The Universe Maker by A.E. Van Vogt patternjuggler 2007

  • You men belonging to the _Transcendant_, I call you to witness this treatment.

    The Privateersman Frederick Marryat 1820

  • As we ran, the mate and I looked at her through the glass, and I made her out to be the Transcendant, the captain of which had treated us so cruelly when we were in the boat, and who had robbed us of our money and clothes.

    The Privateersman Frederick Marryat 1820

  • "What, not plunder?" cried the men, looking at the Transcendant.

    The Privateersman Frederick Marryat 1820

  • Transcendant was perceived to be on fire, having been fired by the drunken men before they left her, and soon afterwards she burst out into flames that threw a strong light to a great distance, discovering the corvette to us at two miles 'distance, and of course exposing us to the corvette, who immediately altered her course for us.

    The Privateersman Frederick Marryat 1820

  • Transcendant was swinging in the air, and certainly if ever a scoundrel merited his fate it was that man.

    The Privateersman Frederick Marryat 1820

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