I hope this works. Thought it was so cool, saved in on the HDD.
Question, How do I insert images, than place additional text below said image?
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This post was last modified: 07-21-2005, 10:07 AM by Keith the Elder.
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By the way, How are things in your town?
Silly question. What's the cross-reference for the Wee Folk in Nightworld? The ones who reforge the sword and hilt while Jack and Bill wait.
I'm guessing it's a short story. It might be one I have on the shelves somewhere and missed reading during my mad, somewhat random skimming sessions through fiction and non-fiction alike.
Oh, just for fun, try reading Rasalom's "Who am I" rant from Reprisal back-to-back with "Thunder Perfect Mind" (from the Nag Hammadi scrolls). There's one that will twist your brain into interesting knots.
I'm guessing it's a short story. It might be one I have on the shelves somewhere and missed reading during my mad, somewhat random skimming sessions through fiction and non-fiction alike.
Oh, just for fun, try reading Rasalom's "Who am I" rant from Reprisal back-to-back with "Thunder Perfect Mind" (from the Nag Hammadi scrolls). There's one that will twist your brain into interesting knots.
Ashrael Wrote:Silly question. What's the cross-reference for the Wee Folk in Nightworld? The ones who reforge the sword and hilt while Jack and Bill wait.I believe they are the Hallmark card writing poets in "Tenants," in The Barrens and Others.
I'm guessing it's a short story. ..
Reading is freedom.
The mind soars, no earthly cares,
no limitations.
A Maggers Haiku, 2005
Years ago my mother used to say to me... "In this world, Elwood, you can be oh so smart or oh so pleasant."
Well, for years I was smart.
I recommend pleasant.
You may quote me.
Elwood P. Dowd
I've just finished "The Fifth Harmonic" and it was great!This was truley an adventure to rival at least two of the Indiannna Jones movies!
I did notice alot of simalarities with "Nightkill".
1-Neither character is satisfied with living if quality of life is not there.
2- Both fall in love with their healer, which makes them work harder, and take chances they don't do.
3- Thet both ask the woman they love to kill them if things don't work out.
and 4- Angel and Maya are hot!!!
KRW
I did notice alot of simalarities with "Nightkill".
1-Neither character is satisfied with living if quality of life is not there.
2- Both fall in love with their healer, which makes them work harder, and take chances they don't do.
3- Thet both ask the woman they love to kill them if things don't work out.
and 4- Angel and Maya are hot!!!
KRW
Maggers Wrote:I believe they are the Hallmark card writing poets in "Tenants," in The Barrens and Others.In The Keep Glaeken says that the sword was originally forged by a race of little people, but he also says that they're extinct. Either he was misinformed, or a new race arose to replace them. Perhaps the Ally re-created them at the same time it created/recruited the Twins.
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Tenuous, but a neat piece of trivia:
In "All the Rage", Nadia's Razminsky's favourite sushi place is the 'Kuro Kaze'. This is Japanese for - What else?- 'Black Wind'.
In "All the Rage", Nadia's Razminsky's favourite sushi place is the 'Kuro Kaze'. This is Japanese for - What else?- 'Black Wind'.
"You gotta tell everyone, Hatcher! Soylent green is PEOPLE!!"
My witty similes will spread across the world like creamy peanut butter.
BrettM Wrote:In The Keep Glaeken says that the sword was originally forged by a race of little people, but he also says that they're extinct. Either he was misinformed, or a new race arose to replace them. Perhaps the Ally re-created them at the same time it created/recruited the Twins.
They weren't extinct, just keeping a low profile. (sorry)
FPW
FAQ
"It means 'Ask the next question.' Ask the next question, and the one that follows that, and the one that follows that. It's the symbol of everything humanity has ever created." Theodore Sturgeon.
Animagess Wrote:Tenuous, but a neat piece of trivia:
In "All the Rage", Nadia's Razminsky's favourite sushi place is the 'Kuro Kaze'. This is Japanese for - What else?- 'Black Wind'.
That's right! The owner is remnant of "Kakureta kao"........
Mike Hanson Wrote:[Potential Spoilers]
And on a final note, my recently rewritten and expanded short story "The Night Jaunt of F.P. Willenby" is now available for reading at http://www.astoundingtales.com
Please note that it is my homage to both H.P. Lovecraft and F. Paul Wilson.
Mike
Wow Mike! That was a great tribute!
I guess it pays to reread old posts that we miss! Thanks again!
KRW