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I must concur with GBLW that Carr has done more to hurt Piper's legacy and the Paratime stories than anyone else ever has or could. Frankly, his Paratime novels make his earliest space operas look polished! There are some other Paratime novels out there that are well worth reading. Gina Marie Wylie...

Cantor and Siegel were way up there for a long time. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laurence_C ... tha_Siegel

"Little fuzzy" by H. Beam Piper. first contact, but just so awesome it can't really be summed up easily. also "The Other Human Race" the sequel, I first read them as a single volume, but they are two separate books. looking at fantasticfiction.co.uk there's several other stories...

Ooh, happy! Wasn't here when I first checked this morning! Lunch will be more fun...

ANTIcarrot wrote: You missed out 'cliffhanger'.

'cause he's never done that to us before...

Yeah, I forgot that one was there too... Oh, wait that is my website! lol I wish that I was more html/css savy. If Fel, Greymist or Spec8472 want to have a go at updating Fel's stories on the site, send me a PM. Hey Fawks, Just noticed that the description for Earth Bond is the same as the descript...

Few years ago some Utah university researchers claimed to have a working Cold Fusion device. No one else could get it to work. Everyone says it is a hoax. Maybe they were alchemists :D Lot more than a few years ago - I was in college at the time, in Electrical Engineering, and we heard about it in ...

arargh wrote: That's also about when I stopped reading stories by cmsix. Way too many not finished.

arargh

Has cmsix EVER finished a story?

If your bored and never read the Honor Harrington series. http://baencd.thefifthimperium.com/ Mission of Honor is the latest cd they have there with all the stories but the Earc is out for A Rising Thunder (next book in the series) Much, much more than just the HH - almost all of Lois McMaster Bujo...

(Ever heard of a caltrop?) Reminds me of when I was a kid we had these weeds which dropped a seed we called cat's heads(?) - they've got four spikes which are distributed so that three form a tripod, while the other is an upward facing spike. No matter how they fall on the ground, they'll have one ...

Plenty of government officials, and employees, are in Social Security. Citation for your statement?

J-Man5 wrote:I saw someone today that gave me an idea for the name of another book in this series. Power Walker. It could be about politics or it could be about exercise. You guess.

J-Man5

Walker's already got enough power - that's why we're trying to have him recalled...

3) Lawrence Watt-Evans wrote a novel financed by reader contributions: The Spriggan Mirror . He was very clear at the start about his proposed writing model, and it ended up quite successful -- but only because he's built up a large following by that point, ironically using commercial publishing . ...

They've done it chemically, with some good results:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical_castration

[ ah. but if you using emulation why not put senandar(and all other websites) on one of its own ? so if there a breach there it wont effect the rest of the systems Yeah, you forget one thing: I'm lazy. Most of my new stuff is seperated, but sennadar and my blog are still there... along with a bunch...