Something else that's telling: every time Quatre tries to adjust his cufflinks in a t-shirt. By this point it's not telling Trowa anything he doesn't know perfectly well, though.

"Yeah," he agrees.

"She's trying to capitalize while it's newsworthy. Publication was this year."

There aren't really any popular books about L3's environmental support network and the optimal infrastructure thereof. But insofar as they exist, Agnes Werther's biography of the semi-famous engineer Janine Grant is trying to be one; it's too scrupulous about its technical details to really succeed as popular history, though. This is part of why it's gaining fans among certain corners of the colonies' scientific establishment instead.