The phrase "about saga" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a discussion or narrative related to a saga, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The book is about saga, but it doesn't explain the historical context."
Alternatives: "regarding the saga" or "concerning the saga".
Am I prickly about Saga because she's prickly, I wonder?
But when Brian emailed me about Saga I was really excited.
There was some concession to the passage of time in a riff about Saga standing for "Sex Annually Generally August", but the sexual politics were generally pre-70s, as was the vocabulary.
"I spoke to a policeman about Saga, because I could not understand how you could be a good cop when you are like this, but he said, 'Actually, her skills are what I am looking for when I employ people.' But he said it would be a problem in a social group".
"We had already decided the third series should be more about Saga but we had to rethink a lot of things which was really good for the show as it turned out," said Rosenfeldt. "In the original scripts Hans didn't die, it was Martin's boss, Lillian.
Meanwhile, we also learn more about Saga's family, one of several plot strands that, by the end of tonight's double bill, have begun to weave together in sometimes unexpected ways.
He joked, gave quotes about sex, talked about the saga and gave insights into his writing life, influences and dreams.
The only time Judge Wolf commented publicly about this saga was a decade ago when he sentenced Mr. Flemmi to life in prison for his part in 10 murders.
The sole complaint about the saga that this reader heard was a protest, from a rigorous Jewish critic, that terrorists weren't really so nice.
What is most frustrating about this saga is the show's editing, which presents Garrett's racist antagonizing and King's angry responses as morally equivalent.
