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When in the book you stopped singing ACDC and it switched to instrumental that’s what i perceived it switched to.
If you enjoy that i Recommend checking out Frank Klepacki’s Work. that song was based off of his work from the Command & Conquer Video Game Series, and there are more Remixes of his songs by fans on OCremix.org
Daniel black Series by E William Brown, Portals of Infinity john van stry, Destiny’s Crucible olan thorenson, all great Series. John released a few other books not in Portals of infinity, and they’re usually good.
Have been trying to read the 1632 series by Eric Flint, but it really drags on at times and the order the author released the books is really confusing.
The Morcyth Saga by Brian S Pratt is ok, but pratt is nowhere to be found for like a year or 2 now, after a couple of his family members died, bit disappointing to be honest that the series is more or less on permanent hiatus.
I do agree, the Land is pretty good.
You May enjoy Good Intentions by Elliot Kay, you may not, but i like it.
http://www.weavespinner.net/worlds_of_fel.htm and http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~howellg/stories/stories.html
if you’re interested in free reading, most of their stuff i’ve read and enjoyed it.Ilona Andrews’ Inkeeper Series is really good, as well as Morgan Blayde’s Demon Lord series.
Difference is that I’m not a multiversal philosopher, that was my minor, my two majors are the Majority (no pun intended) of what my Work is.
I’m afraid not, unfortunately the Starches mutate when combined with bovine DNA and rip free of the carcass. My last try fled through the waste disposal system by transforming into some sort of potato blob creature and squeezing through the pipes, I mean there is most likely Steak matter left in it’s cell structure, but I’m afraid you’ll have to find it as I’m not fiddling with an experiment further that doesn’t bear fruit, metaphorically speaking.
Not sure, was midway through and the MC wasn’t really making me feel engaged, and i wont deny that tolkien is a classic, but the movies didn’t draw me in enough to make me want to read the books.
If he needs it I am available should he decide to transcribe from spoken word to paper, although naturally that would take much longer than straight writing.
It’s pretty mundane actually, Borage is also known as the Common Starflower. However that’s not what i have, but the classification name still serves its purpose.
…Sounds ‘Too’ convenient…. there might be more things afoot than that, or maybe something similar but different.
I’ll look into this.
Unfortunate, i guess I’ll just have to deal with it for now, and hope that the weirdness sorts itself out at some point. I’m already overextended for website accounts as is.
Do you think there would be a way for “Users” to send our avatars to TAG or you in some way or form and them be applied to the user in question once inside the firewall? or is that a whole bunch of extra effort/shenanigans and not worth it?
I will have to have the pleasure of meeting your acquaintance at some point, so as to see if he will share some of his tricks-of-the-trade, as they were.
That is a shame about the lack of inhaled mercury in The Author Guy’s diet, but perhaps it’s for the best?
Thanks for the links, and I agree that using mercury in hat production is the better option, especially quality-wise, but it’s
surprisingly difficult to find around my area, so I often have to use Mercury Alternatives which is no fun.But what is life without challenges, eh?
– [i]Dirk[/i]
