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I got to take a look at the 5 book index you have in the club files and I noticed a few little errors and one addition that you might want to add to it. The...
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Jan 2, 2004
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Thanks for that. We'll get around to ammending it in time. We have some of the other material somewhere. I never got to see the digest Tangler gun material....
David Gordon
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Jan 2, 2004
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Glad to have helped. The only other bits of Ringworld RPG material that Chaosium released were: Diffrent Wolds issue #29 had a preview of the Ringworld RPG....
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Jan 2, 2004
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After relooking at the Gauss Weapons from the Chaosium Digest the other day I rembered the Guide to Larry Niven's Ringworld, by Kevin Stein has an entry for...
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Jan 4, 2004
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I've just reread Ringworld and RW Engineers, just starting on RW Throne and I'm amazed at how much I had forgotten. I had these memories that just don't tie...
David Gordon
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It's like that with all books. Just about every novel I've re-read (three or more times, in some cases) throws-up things I'd forgotten or merely acknowledged,...
Lawrence Whitaker
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Jan 4, 2004
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Hello, Though it is not usually true, there has been several cases where books, or my memory of them, have been ruined by a re-read. This seems to be true of...
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Jan 7, 2004
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Amen! I've talked people into buying books based upon my retelling of the story, and they've been royally upset when they read the book and it's nothing like I...
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... That's been my experience too. Case in point: I read Dune for the first time when I was about 12 or 13 and it seemed very deep and mysterious to me at the...
Stephen Posey
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Jan 7, 2004
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... This goes the same for me. Many of the books that I read and enjoyed as a teenager have not aged well. While I still enjoy the occasional re-read, they...
John Raner
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John Raner wrote: <snipz> ... I still enjoyed "Willows" the last time I re-read it (a few years ago), but as a US native rather than a Brit, perhaps the...
Stephen Posey
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Jan 7, 2004
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... I am a U.S. native, as well :) ... The books that I read as a child and enjoyed, I always enjoy re-reading. My original point was that certain children's...
John Raner
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I read 'Alice in Wonderland' and 'Through the Looking Glass' to my son recently. Both of them bored me to tears... ... From: John Raner...
Lawrence Whitaker
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... Ooops, I guess I ASSumed with the ".uk" origin of the list that most of the members would also be UK based. Apologies. ... I tried reading them myself as a...
Stephen Posey
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... I must admit that the originals are written in the literative style of the time of writing. We may have different expectation about the style we want to...
David Scott
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Wasn't that the arguement that Tolkein had with Lewis. Tolkein hated allegory. I remember reading that Tolkein and Lewis challenged each other to write a...
David Gordon
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Or some drugs while reading it? :-) Solpadine Plus helps me. :-) ... From: "David Scott" <sciencefish@...> To: <RingworldRPG@...> Sent:...
David Gordon
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Oh, I've no problem with the language and style; it was the structure and clever-cleverness that suffuses the stories that really grated. Of course, all that...
Lawrence Whitaker
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With regards descriptiveness. I had a problem with the Gormenghast novels. The first novel bore me witless. I never returned to it. Yet I somehow battled...
David Gordon
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Well as the lord Morcock has shown us - it has happened - only in another reality. Now who was it that mentioned about the chronoflow...? ... From:...
David Gordon
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Jan 7, 2004
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... I had the exactly same problem. By conisidence I saw a stage play of the novel as I was about to give it up. It was fantastic - and gave me a better window...
David Scott
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Jan 8, 2004
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At last! Someone else who shares my view of 'Ringworld Throne'! The book started out well enough, but somehow became an incoherent mess. By the denouement I...
Lawrence Whitaker
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Jan 8, 2004
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Messagefunny you should all say that about RW Throne. I'm a bit disappointed by it. I've got to the bit where a red herder is exploring a cloud city...
David Gordon
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Jan 8, 2004
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Phew! It's quite a few subjects you touch in this broad literature discussion, but what else is a mailing list for? All very interesting, nontheless, and below...
Erik Brickman
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Jan 8, 2004
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... I agree. I find it dull as well. I started "The Fellowship of the Ring" 4 or 5 times before I was able to finish it. I have never made it through "The Two ...
John Raner
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Jan 8, 2004
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Allegory - a parable, fable, metaphor, a story that gives a not so hidden message - as in the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe which was a veiled christian tale...
David Gordon
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Al Gore - an avatar, a physical manifestation of the old expression "Stiffer than a man with a 2x4 up his _ _ _." Just my two pence. Joe On Thu, 8 Jan 2004...
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... hidden ... veiled ... stronger ... In the case of LoTR, many people have tried to interpret it as allegory. For example that it's alegorising either one of...
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Jan 9, 2004
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Hi All Any of you want the RW RPG and Companion? Someone has contacted me asking if any of you would be interested in buying a copy of the RW RPG boxed set and...
David Gordon
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Jan 10, 2004
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Hmmmm, now that I'm employed, this would be pretty keen. Then again, I have a photocopy, so I'd be happy to have someone who doesn't have it get a copy. J On...
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