How to pronounce “marooned” in English

"Marooned on an island."

Then Marooned in Realtime was, came out, a couple of years after that.

And they got marooned on the South China Sea.

They sort of became marooned in that part of Greenland.

In the case of Marooned in Realtime, it takes place 50 million years from now.

So they're sort of marooned along Cooper's Creek for their lack of ability to find water in the desert.

And the troops were just effectively marooned in a sea of people, and they had to withdraw and they went back to their barracks.

We're not actually gonna talk about Marooned in Realtime unless you'd like to.

And the fun thing about writing Marooned in Realtime is, I have a small number of humans who essentially have using that spherical thing you see there.

And then on the next island they had a guy marooned with an unlimited library for five years-- I'm not suggesting this as an experiment.

Vernor: about Marooned in Realtime.

So you have a chemist and a physicist and a economist who are marooned on a desert island.

I've put up the cover of Marooned in Realtime.

And the problem that the mountain lions in the Southern California region are facing is that they're effectively marooned on genetic islands by the freeways.

You know, just nobody could quite decide which one of these two were destined either to die in a gruesome way, maybe being marooned in space,

And he wrote some novels about it, starting from, I think, the late 1980s with "Marooned in Realtime" and "Subsequent."

And you they, so um, I mean can you continue talking about Marooned in Realtime as well, but I'd be kind of interested to think about the theories about where there wasn't any