Ivan Van Laningham wrote:
I assume that Jennings uses the term "hermaphrodite" himself
and in the book, and writes (to judge from the amazon
reviews) Thorn as a person with full, functioning male and
female genitalia. This just isn't medically very likely, but
what can one expect from a science fiction potboiler?
************** Why do you assume that Jennings uses the term
in the book? It's not science fiction. More in the realm of
historical fiction. And what does potboiler mean? Isn't that
some kind of a slight?
miker
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