Do we?

Well, Paul has said that RJ will play a larger part in the revised edition of Nightworld, so I can only take his word for it.

Well, Paul has said that RJ will play a larger part in the revised edition of Nightworld, so I can only take his word for it.

I missed that.

I missed that.

Well, at least I "RECALL" that he said that, but I also drink a lot so...

He definitely said that at one time. It might have been in person, though, rather than in an official capacity.

He definitely said that at one time. It might have been in person, though, rather than in an official capacity.

He definitey did but, again, the jury is still out on how heavily revised from the Borderlands revised edition. My bet is not too heavily. So I suspect it will be "heavily" revised from the original release but "minimally/moderately" revised from Borderlands edition.

He definitey did but, again, the jury is still out on how heavily revised from the Borderlands revised edition. My bet is not too heavily. So I suspect it will be "heavily" revised from the original release but "minimally/moderately" revised from Borderlands edition.

I haven't read the BP version. The last version I read was the 90s paperback.

The May 2012 reprint will be lightly revised from the BP version. If you're not paying close attention, you might not notice.

The cover proof said "A Repairman Jack Novel" but I objected. They say they want "Repairman Jack" on the cover for obvious reasons. I suggested a compromise: "Repairman Jack at the End of the World" and they like it.

RJ At The End Of The World. I like that!

It has a sort of Jules Verne/H.G.Wells ish ring to it!

Interesting. I consider all the AC and RJ books to be part of the Secret History series. Not that one exists outside of my head.

As I read the Borderlands Press edition for the first time, I hope one of the light revisions is the title of the second section. "Twighlight"