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...in paperback, but I still have to read my paperback version of Treason. And then I want to play my copy of Advent Rising. Nothing nicer then having a stack (albeit a small stack) of OSC books to read...
...now if only I could stop sleeping and working, I would have the time to read all the books I want to read...
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Finally. Somebody who hasn't caught up with me and isn't nagging for me to write faster than I can write well <grin>.
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Maybe I'm just behind times, but I usually manage to dig up something to read by raiding a used bookstore every now and then.
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quote:Originally posted by Orson Scott Card: Finally. Somebody who hasn't caught up with me and isn't nagging for me to write faster than I can write well <grin>.
How silly, you not write well. That would be like water not being wet. The sun not being hot. Bill Gates not being rich.
Soon you’ll be able to just jack your head into your laptop and then dream your stories into print. Guess editing would be interesting…
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Advent Rising is great. Slightly flawed as a game, but the story is top notch. I would even say it's a better story than Halo, and I think Halo has a fantastic story.
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