--- Jeroen van Baardwijk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> At Stardate 20030620.0335, David Hobby wrote:
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> > > Can we top post on this list?
> > Why not bottom post, and DELETE most of the previous posts?
> >If you just save enough for context, there is plenty of room below it.
>
> That
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At Stardate 20030620.0335, David Hobby wrote:
The way I see it, a Brin book is appropriate. Practice Effect and Glory
Season have been (pretty much) done, so they should be left alone.
OTOH, the analysis of _Glory Season_ was never finished. I could put the
raw material on-line so that we can p
At Stardate 20030620.0335, David Hobby wrote:
> Can we top post on this list? I hate bottom posting it makes you scrol down
> to the bottom every last time. All I end up doing is scrolling.
>
> So tell me if you want me to stop...
>
> I think Kiln People would be good since it is probably the
In that case remove my vote, I'm not tied to any particular book. I
will go with whatever is chosen. (Although I have misplaced my copy of
Sundiver, so I hope that is not the one.)
Jim
Jeroen wrote:
> but I must point out that this specific book was already analysed
in-depth on Tha
Jan Coffey wrote:
>
> Can we top post on this list? I hate bottom posting it makes you scrol down
> to the bottom every last time. All I end up doing is scrolling.
>
> So tell me if you want me to stop...
>
> I think Kiln People would be good since it is probably the most freash on
> everyo
Can we top post on this list? I hate bottom posting it makes you scrol down
to the bottom every last time. All I end up doing is scrolling.
So tell me if you want me to stop...
I think Kiln People would be good since it is probably the most freash on
everyones mind. I havent't actualy finnis
At Stardate 20030619.1250, Jim D wrote:
>As I've said before, I think it's a good idea to analyse a book. However,
>perhaps we should look beyond David Brin.
Adding my 2 cents.
I would pick _The Practice Effect_ first. Although I really like _Glory
Season_, I think starting with a shorter book
Jeroen wrote:
>For examples of what things will look like, follow the links given
below. >I've put the material from the discussions (over on That Other
List) of the >first chapter of both _The Practice Effect_ and _Glory
Season_ on my >website. Please keep in mind that those are only drafts
