On 4 Jul 2005, at 4:08 am, Bryon Daly wrote:
I just recently read Stephen Baxter's first two Manifold books
(Manifold: Time and Manifold:Space). I'm wondering if anyone here
read them and what they thought of them.
I haven't read them, but Time, Space and Origin have all been rated
at bri
From: Kevin Street <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Kevin Street wrote:
> > Ah, Baxter - one of the modern SF masters! (But why do so many of the
> > best writers have names that start with "B"?)
> >
Pat Mathews wrote:
> For the same reason so many great 19th Century composers did?
19th Century composer
Kevin Street wrote:
> > Ah, Baxter - one of the modern SF masters! (But why do so many of the
> > best writers have names that start with "B"?)
> >
Pat Mathews wrote:
> For the same reason so many great 19th Century composers did?
19th Century composers had names starting with "B" as well? The my
From: Kevin Street <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: "'Killer Bs Discussion'"
Subject: RE: Baxter's Manifold: books
Date: Tue, 05 Jul 2005 15:35:47 -0600
Ah, Baxter - one of the modern SF masters! (But why do so many of the best
writer
Ah, Baxter - one of the modern SF masters! (But why do so many of the best
writers have names that start with "B"?)
Bryon Daly wrote:
> I just recently read Stephen Baxter's first two Manifold books
> (Manifold: Time and Manifold:Space). I'm wondering if anyone here
> read them and what they thou
On 4 Jul 2005, at 6:33 am, Max Battcher wrote:
How many people know what NASA is doing right now?
Spending a lot of money badly?
How many people know what the latest Brad Pitt relationship is?
Angelina Jolie!
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>Bryon wrote-
>I just recently read Stephen Baxter's first two Manifold books
>(Manifold: Time and Manifold:Space). I'm wondering if anyone here
>read them and what they thought of them.
>
>For me, overall I was rather disappointed - enough so that I probably
>won't bother with Manifold: Origin.
Bryon Daly wrote:
I just recently read Stephen Baxter's first two Manifold books
(Manifold: Time and Manifold:Space). I'm wondering if anyone here
read them and what they thought of them.
For me, overall I was rather disappointed - enough so that I probably
won't bother with Manifold: Origin.
In a message dated 7/3/2005 8:09:21 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Alien artifact on a near-earth asteroid?
"Yawn."
Part of the plot to The Reluctant Tytlal Expert, which I hope our good Dr.
Brin finally gets to reading as he wends his way to Seattle in July.
I just recently read Stephen Baxter's first two Manifold books
(Manifold: Time and Manifold:Space). I'm wondering if anyone here
read them and what they thought of them.
For me, overall I was rather disappointed - enough so that I probably
won't bother with Manifold: Origin. Fortunately, I can
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