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Re: adventurers villainess
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Fri, 29 Oct 1999 15:16:12 GMT
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In lugnet.adventurers, Craig Hamilton writes:
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> > > > In lugnet.adventurers, Mark Lindsey asked:
> > > By the way, when does your next update for Craigo-lego happen?
> > > Another note- Are you a Piers Anthony fan?
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> > > Later,
> > > Mark
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> > believe you me. i can't wait to add photos of my models. i'm not all about
> > customizing. i do that just to augment the pure LEGO building.
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> > i'll update when i gain access to an acceptable scanner and competent help. • the
> > images on my site were made by placing the pieces directly on the screen of • my
> > best friend, jim's scanner. he moved away to texas a month ago, and i sure do
> > miss him. he put so much work into helping me get great images and teaching • me
> > about computers, it's as much his site as it is mine.
Where in Texas did he move? I live in College Station. You know the home of
Texas A&M? Gag....
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> > i can't say that i am... why?
He is one of the world's greatest masters of the pun.
> > i've only read (a long time ago) a couple of piers anthony stories. i can't
> > even remember what genre he writes in.(sorry!) i am very much an "old • school"-
> > pulp fan. my faves are howard, burroughs, lovecraft, kipling & dunsanny. the
> > only sci-fi i've ever enjoyed reading has been robert heinlen, kurt vonnegut,
> > and harlan ellison. but i love sci-fi movies & tv. go figure. contemporary
> > fantasy writers that i like would be m.z.bradley, moorcock, angela carter,
> > clive barker, neil gaiman, and _early_ anne rice. i love sword & sorcery, but
> > haven't found anything written in the past few years any good, the exception
> > being "Mists of Avalon". from childhood, the c.s. lewis "Narnia" books remain
> > to this day, some of my favorites.
I have to agree with everyone you put on this list. Especially Vonnegut! I
spent a whole year once reading everything he had written. It was an epiphany
for me.
> reading through the other posts, i remembered that it was "On A Pale Horse"
> that i had read some years ago...
> it was quite good, but i generally have a hard time getting into such series. • i
> think i started reading something else in that series that wasn't nearly as
> good, and i lost steam. what other books of anthony would you reccoomend?
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> later ~ craig
How about the Xanth series? The first book is A Spell for Chameleon. Some
titles are Heaven Cent, Crewel Lye (A Caustic Yarn), and Night Mare. How's
that for punny? I think that though they are somewhat juvenile they are
excellent reads. I highly recommend you read the first one and just see what
you think about the land of Xanth. If you like puns you won't be disappointed.
Mark L
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| (...) mark ~ reading through the other posts, i remembered that it was "On A Pale Horse" that i had read some years ago... it was quite good, but i generally have a hard time getting into such series. i think i started reading something else in (...) (25 years ago, 29-Oct-99, to lugnet.adventurers)
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