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From [http://isweedan.livejournal.com/115370.html isweedan.livejournal.com]: "Remember that movie about hysteria/the invention of the vibrator? This is like that - but with a steampunky lady-automaton/doctor!" | From [http://isweedan.livejournal.com/115370.html isweedan.livejournal.com]: "Remember that movie about hysteria/the invention of the vibrator? This is like that - but with a steampunky lady-automaton/doctor!" | ||
From [http://varietyshow.tumblr.com/post/24031159564/shousetsu-bang-bang-recommendations varietyshow.tumblr.com]: "set in a vague 1920s(ish) setting (as far as I can determine) - but with robots with advanced AI as part of society - this story takes a sweet but also pretty hot approach to the topic of treating “female hysteria”, nudge nudge wink wink know what I mean know what I mean." | |||
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*http://whitmans-sampler.tumblr.com/post/92619565759/the-care-and-breeding-of-metal-flowers-shousetsu | *http://whitmans-sampler.tumblr.com/post/92619565759/the-care-and-breeding-of-metal-flowers-shousetsu | ||
*http://moonsheen.dreamwidth.org/133142.html | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:04, 22 November 2014
The Care and Breeding of Metal Flowers is a story written by Hinata Yamimoto. It ran in Special Issue 6 at http://s2b2.livejournal.com/172335.html, and is mirrored at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/the-care-and-breeding-of-metal-flowers/.
Summary
From isweedan.livejournal.com: "Remember that movie about hysteria/the invention of the vibrator? This is like that - but with a steampunky lady-automaton/doctor!"
From varietyshow.tumblr.com: "set in a vague 1920s(ish) setting (as far as I can determine) - but with robots with advanced AI as part of society - this story takes a sweet but also pretty hot approach to the topic of treating “female hysteria”, nudge nudge wink wink know what I mean know what I mean."
Connections
The characters from this story also appear in Last Call At The Camellia Club by Tsuki Akari.
