cobalt79 Wrote:Where can I find a copy of this?
"Aryans and Absinthe" (novella)
in REVELATIONS (HarperCollins – May 1997 / Harper Perennial TP (1/03)
HarperCollins UK (title: MILLENNIUM)
CD Press ltd. edition (11/97)
Race you to finding a copy
The artist formally known as Britfan
cobalt79 Wrote:Where can I find a copy of this?
I read it in an anthology called Revelations edited by Douglas E. Winter.
Scott
Jesus died for your sins, get your money's worth. Chad Daniels
Britfan Wrote:"Aryans and Absinthe" (novella)
in REVELATIONS (HarperCollins – May 1997 / Harper Perennial TP (1/03)
HarperCollins UK (title: MILLENNIUM)
CD Press ltd. edition (11/97)
Race you to finding a copy
Jinx, you owe me a soda.
Scott
Jesus died for your sins, get your money's worth. Chad Daniels
Scott Miller Wrote:Jinx, you owe me a soda.
If I ever get to your neck of the woods you're on.
And Cobalt - beat ya - just ordered mine
Do an e-bay search Douglas Winter
There are quite a few copies
I avoided the limited - it is a bit pricey
Got a trade hard cover for about $30 inc postage
The artist formally known as Britfan
Just remembered another part that I loved
The CD scene
I distinctly remember being at a friend's house and his dad had bought a CD player very early after their appearance
And I'll be damned if he didn't put some classical music on to demonstate how wonderful it was
I wish I could claim it was the 1812, but I am fairly certain it wasn't
Non the less I had a wry smile when I read that part.
The CD scene
I distinctly remember being at a friend's house and his dad had bought a CD player very early after their appearance
And I'll be damned if he didn't put some classical music on to demonstate how wonderful it was
I wish I could claim it was the 1812, but I am fairly certain it wasn't
Non the less I had a wry smile when I read that part.
The artist formally known as Britfan
Britfan Wrote:If I ever get to your neck of the woods you're on.
And Cobalt - beat ya - just ordered mine
Do an e-bay search Douglas Winter
There are quite a few copies
I avoided the limited - it is a bit pricey
Got a trade hard cover for about $30 inc postage
Thanks for the tip, I'll try to find one.
Found it, 10 bucks on Amazon........woohoo!
This post was last modified: 03-02-2008, 08:42 PM by cobalt.
EWMAN
cobalt79 Wrote:What a wonderful addition to the series!
I read the book in one day.....I couldn't put it down.
Also!
Quote:[SIZE="5"]SPOILERS BELOW[/SIZE]
Are the ladies with dogs stronger in this time? It seemed to me she could almost tele-port where she needed to be.
I don't think the Lady with the dog in Secret Histories was any different from any of the other ladies.
Remember the Russian Lady in HOSTS? She appeared in Jacks locked third floor apartment when he was feverish after having been scratched.
With only a couple of exceptions; Anya, and the elderly woman in Crisscross, they all walked into the scene, and when Jack or Gia (or Tom) turned around again . . . they were gone.
Ken V.
fpw Wrote:[SIZE="3"]I fell in love with her. She started taking over scenes that should have been Jack's. I finally banished her to Baltimore for the weekend so she wouldn't get in the way.[/SIZE]
A wonderful book, Paul. Yep, I read it straight through too. But I coulda =sworn= the hombre coming to take over the Lodge, staring at Jack was
YES, IT WAS I, LINDNER. DR. WILSON DOES NOT UNDERSTAND THAT YET. I CAN ASSUME MANY GUISES. PERHAPS I AM NOW THE COMPUTER SCREEN YOU'RE STARING AT.--DR. ROMA
Rasalom.
Weezy is terrific. Might we hope to see her as an adult in a contemporaneous Jack novel?
This post was last modified: 03-03-2008, 01:50 PM by Bluesman Mike Lindner.
Bluesman Mike Lindner Wrote:Weezy is terrific. Might we hope to see her as an adult in a contemporaneous Jack novel?
[SIZE="3"]Be criminal to waste her, don't you think?[/SIZE]
FPW
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