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posts by Larry Commoner | joined 28 Oct 2005 | 4

Advance Review of The Thousandfold Thought posted 28 Oct 2005, 22:10 in The Thousandfold Thought ⟩ Advance Review of The Thousandfold Thought by Larry, Commoner

[i:34crkzcz]Still annoyed that I had to register a new SN to post this, even if this is my first name[/i:34crkzcz] Sorry for the delay, but here's a link to the review of TTT that I did over at wotmania. Hope this doesn't spoil too much, as I consciously tried to avoid giving plot-based spoilers, although the thematic elements I mention might influence the reading even more than the other would have. C'est la vie. [url:34crkzcz]http://www.wotmania.net/fantasymessageboardshowmessage.asp?MessageID=141008[/url:34crkzcz] view post

posted 30 Oct 2005, 19:10 in Tour and Signing Information ⟩ MADISON, WI by Larry, Commoner

You mean the [i:3lxwcn0d]corrected[/i:3lxwcn0d] edition is going to arrive soon, so others won't have to endure those damn annoying punctuation errors that plagued the ARC edition you sent me? Lucky them! :P view post

posted 31 Oct 2005, 01:10 in Tour and Signing Information ⟩ MADISON, WI by Larry, Commoner

So I better treat my ARC with some TLC, huh, considering it might be worth hundreds and hundreds of dollars in the very near future? ;) Sheesh - I didn't know you hadn't received your box yet! Thanks so much for the copy then, if I'm one of only three (counting you) to have the book at hand! :D view post

New wotmania Interview with Scott, Part I posted 01 Nov 2005, 18:11 in Interviews and Reviews ⟩ New wotmania Interview with Scott, Part I by Larry, Commoner

Here's the first part of the interview we're conducting with him (second part will be completed sometime after Scott returns from the WFC next week). If you have any thoughts, comments, suggestions for additional questions, etc., please feel free to leave them here: [url:1wgmpcvn]http://www.wotmania.net/fantasymessageboardshowmessage.asp?MessageID=141281[/url:1wgmpcvn] view post

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