Talk:The Ship Who Sang
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Links created to strongly suggest those be written. Also, I'm fairly sure there's some other books in the same universe that are missing. Jon 16:53, 20 June 2006 (UTC)
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Brainship has little original content and a small number of incoming links. The list of stories is also in this article.--Oneiros 18:00, 1 September 2007 (UTC)
Another thought; change the title of the article to Brains (Ship series) (or something similar) and make the article into a description of the brains as a whole, not just those who serve as brainships, and their roles in the society of the Ship books. McCaffrey and her various co-writers put plenty of explanatory and background material into the books that could be used here. In fact, I might just volunteer for the task--but I'll have to ask my mom to re-loan me her copies of the books and read the series again, which will take a while, especially since I'm currently entrenched in re-reading the Crystal Singer books. -- Pennyforth 07:53, 4 September 2007 (UTC)
