Beta CoA:ITW
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That sounds like a much more alliterate name for the book!
Would probably help sales in Oorstemoth too.
[quote=Tizzy;7261]The question I have is this: If you party in deep space, can anyone hear the rave?[/quote]
You’d be radiating (heat) in the infrared spectrum, and if the music makes your container walls vibrate, that vibration could be detected from the photons.
It really depends on what dimensions they’re playing in/out/into. As the quantum waveforms resonate across the subspace barrier, you’d totally be able to detect them!
Excellent point! And I am thinking one that Trig might have noted since that topic is right up his alley!
Cool.
This is sort of a very unofficial list. An official topic for signups on a per book basis will be created closer to time.
This topic was sort of going to be that, but it was so long ago now, that T-A-G will start a new one about a month before each beta begins.
There will be countdown messages in the groups.
We are, however, actually, hopefully, maybe, getting somewhere in the vicinity of the distant, remote neighborhood of OOA:ITN beta. T-A-G is hoping to start OOA:ITN Beta in Q1 of 2018.
We shall see.
Tizzy
Taking names and…well, whatever people do with names they take. I know wizards use them to enslave people, not sure what authors do…
Use the names to create para-sympathetic links to leech creative energies for their voracious appetites.
You are not in any danger of running out of time….
T-A-G is being horribly lazy, claiming he wants to “eat food” for some reason, so he is wasting way too much time on some sort of “day job” rather than writing 24x7x365 like he should!
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I mean really. How dare that mortal have the audacity of having to partake of food to remain alive to write these exquisite books.[/quote]
Exactly, the nerve!
And, the worst part, “write” is too strong a term, it’s more like transcribe my notes, anecdotes and recollections. He’s at best a ghost-writer for me! And I’ve told him all this stuff that happened and he can’t seem to get it organized and written down in any reasonable period of time.
Of course, my biggest gripe is that, even from early on, he somehow decided to focus more on Tom as the principle protagonist, rather than the one true protagonist: ME!
Sheesh, I’m telling the story to T-A-G, why am I relegated to some sort of third person narrator? It should all be first (and ok, maybe fourth) person from my point of view!
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