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Mar. 16th, 2009
The Stellar Reviews
Mar. 16th, 2009 09:51 amIt occurs to me that given Google's obvious disregard for USENET, it might not be a bad idea to move some of my stuff over to less impermanent venues. Obviously I am not going to do that with everything because there's too much of it but since we've been talking about anthologies....
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The Stellar Reviews
Mar. 16th, 2009 09:51 amIt occurs to me that given Google's obvious disregard for USENET, it might not be a bad idea to move some of my stuff over to less impermanent venues. Obviously I am not going to do that with everything because there's too much of it but since we've been talking about anthologies....
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The Stellar Reviews
Mar. 16th, 2009 09:51 amIt occurs to me that given Google's obvious disregard for USENET, it might not be a bad idea to move some of my stuff over to less impermanent venues. Obviously I am not going to do that with everything because there's too much of it but since we've been talking about anthologies....
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Stellar 7
edited by Judy-Lynn del Rey
Del Rey (August 1981)
213 pages ($2.50)
Weird. Only eight months between S6 and S7, plus the price *dropped*
by twenty five cents.
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edited by Judy-Lynn del Rey
Del Rey (August 1981)
213 pages ($2.50)
Weird. Only eight months between S6 and S7, plus the price *dropped*
by twenty five cents.
( Read more... )
Starlost Reviews 13: "The Return of Oro"
Mar. 16th, 2009 02:56 pmA scruffy and unlikable man named William tries to break into to the command center of the Ark, only to be zapped by a security system we've never seen before. Devon, Rachel and Garth realize something is up and Devon is surprised to discover he now has Gold level clearance. He is summoned to meet with the new commander of the Arc, who turns out to be none other than
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Starlost Reviews 13: "The Return of Oro"
Mar. 16th, 2009 02:56 pmA scruffy and unlikable man named William tries to break into to the command center of the Ark, only to be zapped by a security system we've never seen before. Devon, Rachel and Garth realize something is up and Devon is surprised to discover he now has Gold level clearance. He is summoned to meet with the new commander of the Arc, who turns out to be none other than
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Starlost Reviews 13: "The Return of Oro"
Mar. 16th, 2009 02:56 pmA scruffy and unlikable man named William tries to break into to the command center of the Ark, only to be zapped by a security system we've never seen before. Devon, Rachel and Garth realize something is up and Devon is surprised to discover he now has Gold level clearance. He is summoned to meet with the new commander of the Arc, who turns out to be none other than
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Let's have a post about things we liked
Mar. 16th, 2009 03:44 pmWhat beloved classics of your youth do you think do hold up to modern scrutiny?
Note that if your beloved classics of your youth involves something published in the last five years, I will look sad and ancient
Despite the above note, new rule: no blocking. Consider this a brain-storming thread.
Note that if your beloved classics of your youth involves something published in the last five years, I will look sad and ancient
Despite the above note, new rule: no blocking. Consider this a brain-storming thread.
Let's have a post about things we liked
Mar. 16th, 2009 03:44 pmWhat beloved classics of your youth do you think do hold up to modern scrutiny?
Note that if your beloved classics of your youth involves something published in the last five years, I will look sad and ancient
Despite the above note, new rule: no blocking. Consider this a brain-storming thread.
Note that if your beloved classics of your youth involves something published in the last five years, I will look sad and ancient
Despite the above note, new rule: no blocking. Consider this a brain-storming thread.
Let's have a post about things we liked
Mar. 16th, 2009 03:44 pmWhat beloved classics of your youth do you think do hold up to modern scrutiny?
Note that if your beloved classics of your youth involves something published in the last five years, I will look sad and ancient
Despite the above note, new rule: no blocking. Consider this a brain-storming thread.
Note that if your beloved classics of your youth involves something published in the last five years, I will look sad and ancient
Despite the above note, new rule: no blocking. Consider this a brain-storming thread.
Something I did not know
Mar. 16th, 2009 11:02 pmApparently the primary thing keeping women 25-54 from watching Mansquito and Alien Apocalypse was the name of the network on which those films were shown.