Updated: 11/17/02; 1:33:41 AM.
Rough Days for a Gentil Knight
The Radio weblog of Oblivious Allan Baruz.
“He was a verray parfit gentil knight.” —Chaucer
        

Friday 30 August 2002
categories: Hostage to Crap

Wednesday and Thursday went to Borders and the mall in Hamilton after work.

I had read in Usenet about someone writing something in Roger Zelazny’s Amber series, but had not thought anyone would have the gall to publish it. It was however copyrighted by the Amber Corporation with iPress or somesuch. Is the Amber Corporation directed by Jane Lindskold?

They seem to have reprinted a number of Diana Wynne Jones’s books, including Fire and Hemlock, my first.

At Borders Wednesday I picked up Lee & Miller’sI Dare in Borders, along with Jones’s Homeward Bounders. I was finished with I Dare at around one this morning.

Thursday in WaldenBooks, picked up Sherwood Smith’s Crown Duel duology-in-one-book.
10:37:57 PM    comment []


DSL is still on the fritz, and the Network preference pane does not seem synchronized with the real network status. Verizon admits that there seems to be some network problem.
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