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I'm dragging my ass through Witch King. Great world-building, but it's not gripping me. Protagonist is no Murderbot, which sorry Martha Wells, but that's going to be something folks are going to be saying about your books for a long time or maybe forever. Anyway, I'm logging off to go read the...

Oh I definitely think the late 60's and 70's was a time of "humanizing" the monsters

A quick review of the wikipedia page indicates she sold it in October 1974, and Dracula Tape came out in Jan 1975. So she was pretty much done before Saberhagen's book came out. And Interview was published by Knopf of all places, not a well known SF/Fantasy house. That said, she must have been...

I wonder if they could persuade Ajit George to take on the Design Architect role

Would be great if art was by a third Steve Jackson, and editing was by Stephanie Jackson, the French translation was by Stephane Jackson, the Manga was by スティーブ・ジャクソン, etc etc

that series seems to have a permanent place in my brain, especially whenever I think about the bottom of the ocean

In the Hills, the Cities...

Interesting article on wikipedia on the book. I like that her sisters were Charyl and Tertia. It seems the parents liked the "sh" sound without using "s". That alone makes me skeptical that they were satanists :ROFLMAO: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelle_Remembers

Depending on what I built here, I'd probably populate 29 with a watch outpost that had a concealed view port out to area 8, and maybe up and down the river too...

agree on Last Caravan. Also Blades / No Dice No Masters is an interesting crossover

I will say in Tokyo, you can be walking along a super busy boulevard. And then take a turn, and then another turn, and then another turn. And all of a sudden be in front of some totally random store or restaurant or coffee shop. And you think this is way off the beaten path, but you walk through...

I've been to Japan a bunch of times, and several other cities in east Asia as well. But besides Venice, never been to any of the cities on this list (but have walked a bit on the Appalachian Trail and lots of backpacking). I appreciate them, and I hope others take up the mantle and talk about...

I think it's medically recommended to NOT cross your eyes after this surgery :ROFLMAO: But in seriousness, did you do both eyes at once? Or one at a time? My dad did his one at a time, two weeks apart. Made a HUGE beneficial difference in his quality of life afterwards though

Appreciate the non-English speaking/non-EU updates thank you

This one's been around for a while, but sadly never stops being applicable...

Hope recovery is going well!