On Sat, 23 Aug 2008, Julia Thompson wrote:
> The folks at the party had been ConCom for LoneStarCon 2 in 1997.
>
> And I don't remember which WorldCon it was that this cookout was after --
> it was at least 2 years later. So 1999 or later. Maybe it was 2002, I
> know my mom was visiting in the
On Sat, 23 Aug 2008, Jon Louis Mann wrote:
>> One of the kindest acts toward my mother by anyone in the
>> SF community in
>> a SF community context was committed by Teddy Harvia. I
>> was at a cookout
>> with a bunch of people, most of whom had been on the ConCom
>> for a
>> Worldcon, and Harv
> One of the kindest acts toward my mother by anyone in the
> SF community in
> a SF community context was committed by Teddy Harvia. I
> was at a cookout
> with a bunch of people, most of whom had been on the ConCom
> for a
> Worldcon, and Harvia showed up with the Hugo he'd just
> won for Bes
Taking this out of Dr. Brin's inbox, he doesn't need to have it cluttered
with my babbling about Teddy Harvia.
On Sat, 23 Aug 2008, David Brin wrote:
> 2- I got a chance to do this fabulous panel with
> much-talented artists Frank Wu and Teddy Harvia, in
> which I essentially did stand-up storyt
> From: Olin Elliott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Is City at the End of Time part of the Eon series?
No, it is not related to Eon at all. City was just published this summer.
Frankly, I haven't completely decided whether I liked it or not. It is a rather
odd story, with elements of science fiction an
Thanks Nick and sorry I neglect Brin-L. Drowning for
time, alas.
(I blog sometimes at: http://davidbrin.blogspot.com/ )
First off... we've all just returned from a high
plains family odyssey -- from Denver (the World
Science Fiction convention) to Mt. Rushmore, Crazy
Horse, Devil's Monument an
John Williams wrote:
...
> As long as I am asking questions, does David Brin have any new
> science fiction books in the works? I suppose the lack of new David
> Brin SF accounts for the lack of SF discussion here?
John--
Hi. Yes, I'm sure that the lack of new books is what
causes off-topic disc
Is City at the End of Time part of the Eon series? I somehow missed Eon years
ago when I was first reading heavily in science fiction, and I'm reading it
now. I'm thinking that I probably enjoy it more now -- or at least appreciate
it -- than I would have in my 20's.
Olin
- Original M
Let's ask him... ;-)
What *is* in the works, David?
(By adding "Brin:" to the start of the subject, it'll get to David. If the
subject drifts off, please replace that with Br!n or something like that,
which helps keep his inbound mail volume down.)
Nick
On Sat, Aug 23, 2008 at 7:00 AM, John Wil
On Sat, 23 Aug 2008, John Williams wrote:
> After seeing several messages with Greg Bear as subject, I am wondering
> if anyone has read his new book, City at the End of Time. Are there any
> guidelines on discussing books here without giving away too much (I'm
> new here, by the way)?
Givin
After seeing several messages with Greg Bear as subject, I am wondering if
anyone has read his new book, City at the End of Time. Are there any guidelines
on discussing books here without giving away too much (I'm new here, by the
way)?
As long as I am asking questions, does David Brin have any
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