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| − | '''Melissa Auburn''' was a [[Lyran | + | '''Melissa Auburn''' was mentioned in the context of "members of the famous [[House Auburn|Auburn family]], court historians on [[Tharkad]] for generations." She was a [[Lyran Alliance]]-based author who wrote ''[[The Black Widow: In Memoriam]]'', a book that would top interstellar best seller lists for over a year around ca. [[3063]].<ref name="MW3Ep179">''MechWarrior, Third Edition'', p. 179, "Entertainment"</ref> (The book's apparent subject was [[Natasha Kerensky]], the feared and respected 'Black Widow', who had died in combat in late [[3057]].) |
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| − | *Melissa Auburn is probably one of historian [[Misha Auburn]]'s seven younger siblings who have not been named, and in that case would be one of [[Thelos Auburn]]'s daughters; incidentally, only Misha Auburn was said to have any interest in history or politics, suggesting that Melissa Auburn, despite authoring a book about the 'Black Widow', could neither be considered a historian nor a politician. | + | *Melissa Auburn is probably one of historian [[Misha Auburn]]'s seven younger siblings who have not been named, and in that case would be one of [[Thelos Auburn]]'s daughters; incidentally, only Misha Auburn was said to have any interest in history or politics,<ref>''20 Year Update'', p. 92 - Misha Auburn profile</ref> suggesting that Melissa Auburn, despite authoring a book about the 'Black Widow', could neither be considered a historian nor a politician. Melissa Auburn may have been named after [[Melissa Steiner (31st c.)|Melissa Steiner]], who was born in [[3010]] and thus was a year younger than Misha Auburn. (Thelos Auburn and later his oldest daughter Misha Auburn served as [[House Steiner]]'s official court historians in their respective times.) |
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| + | * ''[[20 Year Update]]'' | ||
* ''[[MechWarrior, Third Edition]]'' | * ''[[MechWarrior, Third Edition]]'' | ||
| − | [[Category:In Universe Authors|Auburn, Melissa]] | + | [[Category:In-Universe Authors|Auburn, Melissa]] |
[[Category:Lyran Commonwealth Characters|Auburn, Melissa]] | [[Category:Lyran Commonwealth Characters|Auburn, Melissa]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:32, 22 August 2023
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Melissa Auburn was mentioned in the context of "members of the famous Auburn family, court historians on Tharkad for generations." She was a Lyran Alliance-based author who wrote The Black Widow: In Memoriam, a book that would top interstellar best seller lists for over a year around ca. 3063.[1] (The book's apparent subject was Natasha Kerensky, the feared and respected 'Black Widow', who had died in combat in late 3057.)
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- Melissa Auburn is probably one of historian Misha Auburn's seven younger siblings who have not been named, and in that case would be one of Thelos Auburn's daughters; incidentally, only Misha Auburn was said to have any interest in history or politics,[2] suggesting that Melissa Auburn, despite authoring a book about the 'Black Widow', could neither be considered a historian nor a politician. Melissa Auburn may have been named after Melissa Steiner, who was born in 3010 and thus was a year younger than Misha Auburn. (Thelos Auburn and later his oldest daughter Misha Auburn served as House Steiner's official court historians in their respective times.)