All of Paul's works are readily available online. Some are quite pricey, but worth it. Try barnesandnoble.com. for fast, reliable service. (I work for B&N, so I had to say that. Otherwise, they'll beat me up. Again.)

All of Paul's works are readily available online. Some are quite pricey, but worth it. Try barnesandnoble.com. for fast, reliable service. (I work for B&N, so I had to say that. Otherwise, they'll beat me up. Again.)

For out of print books, go to abebooks.com.

It brings together new and used book stores from the US, Canada, England Australia . . . all over.

A great resource.

Ken V.

I read Dydeetown world, and Healer, but not the others. Can't find them.

You'll find them at abebooks.com

Ken V.

Forgot to mention I was talking about Paul's out-of-print books...

Don't recall that scene from REPRISAL, Jimbow, but it's very late and my brain...well, it's seen better days. Was the scene from REBORN, maybe?

Don't recall that scene from REPRISAL, Jimbow, but it's very late and my brain...well, it's seen better days. Was the scene from REBORN, maybe?

Oh, you'd remember it if you read it. It involved Sara Lom and Danny (was that the kid's name), from the orphanage.

Thank you all for your replies! Turns out that I had read the first three ("The Keep," "The Tomb", and "The Touch"). Since it has been quite a while since I read "The Keep" and also some time since I have read the other two, I'll have to see if I can get my hands on all six and read (or reread, as the case may be) them in the order suggested by the chronology, and sprinkle in the RJ books that I have ("All the Rage," "Hosts," "Gateways"--I think--and "The Haunted Air"--I have the paperback on order) in the correct order as well.

Thank you all again!

Eric

"There's an evil monkey in my closet!" -- Family Guy

Is Family Guy not the BEST show ever!?

Is Family Guy not the BEST show ever!?

I thought it was hysterical! And it's probably the only show in history to be cancelled and then picked up again as many times as it has from the same network. And now Fox is doing another season! Proving once again Fox doesn't realize what it has until after they cancel it.

Can't say anything bad about BLACK WIND--a masterpiece--or THE SELECT, but we don't want Eric to miss out on Paul's sf work either. Gotta mention DYDEETOWN WORLD and THE LANAGUE CHRONICLES too. And THE FIFTH HARMONIC.

I do have "The Lanague Chronicles" at home. I was reading Dr. Wilson's introduction to his 1989 stories in "The Barrens and Others" this morning where he was talking about both "Black Wind" and "Dydeetown World"--both sounded interesting, but I'll have to read "Lanague" before "Dydeetown," it sounds like.

Also at home in my stack of books I have two of Dr. Wilson's medical thrillers ("Mirage" and "Implant," I think--I'm at work so I can't look; DON'T TELL ON ME! )

Thank you for the recommendations. I'll have to write all of these down before the thread disappears from the forum.

Eric

"Space. It seems to go on and on forever. But then you get to the end and a gorilla starts throwing barrels at you" -- Futurama

I thought it was hysterical! And it's probably the only show in history to be cancelled and then picked up again as many times as it has from the same network. And now Fox is doing another season! Proving once again Fox doesn't realize what it has until after they cancel it.

I had read where they weren't sure if it was going to be on Fox or on Cartoon Network, only that they had a 35-episode commitment. Have they now said Fox?

Eric

"Blast you, vile woman!"