Take your time...I love the Hitch Hiker's Guide series because it was read by
Douglas Adams himself and it reminded me so much of what they did on Monty
Python...There are six books to the series just like Herbert's Dune...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hey, no biggie. I'm just funning. I get grief
hey, no biggie. I'm just funning. I get grief from lots of people for never
having seen "It's a Wonderful Life", and also "Forest Gump", "The Maltese
Falcon", "Citizen Kane" (highest on my list), or any of the "Godfather" movies.
I created a spreadsheet last year on which I listed the American
Chill, dude, I was joking...BUT...if you spend a lot of time doing the commute
thing, I suggest the audionbook route...The Dune series definitely comes on
tape and CD...a fantastic series to listen to is 'The Hitch Hiker's Guide To
the Galaxy'...It was dry, Python-esque humor and I couldn't stop
i know, i know! I've only seen the last scene, where everyone's happy and the
angel's gonna get his wings
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From: Astromancer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
(GASP!) You've never seen 'It's A Wonderful Life'??? SHAME!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Okay, every year o
(GASP!) You've never seen 'It's A Wonderful Life'??? SHAME!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Okay, every year or so I have to make this shameful
confession, so let's get it over with:
I, Keith Johnson, science fiction nut, lifelong reader and viewer of all things
scifi, have never read any of the "Dun
No shame in that, my friend. You *will*, however, *rectify* that *soon*,
*right*?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Okay, every year or so I have to make this shameful
confession, so let's get it over with:
I, Keith Johnson, science fiction nut, lifelong reader and viewer of all things
scifi, have nev
Okay, every year or so I have to make this shameful confession, so let's get it
over with:
I, Keith Johnson, science fiction nut, lifelong reader and viewer of all things
scifi, have never read any of the "Dune" books. (Hanging head in shame). I've
also never read Heinlein's "Stranger in a Str
There are several: A prequal trilogy leading up to the events of Dune:
Dune-House Atreites, House Harkkonin (maybe I misspelled these names) and House
Corrino...Then there are several more to include The Bukterian Jihad...I'm sure
you can look them up...I have the trilogy in audiobook form (abri
is that novel any good?
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Reminds me of the newer Dune novel written by Herbert's son, Brian, and Kevin
Anderson...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, the sales are high and the reviews are
favorable. And since I a
Reminds me of the newer Dune novel written by Herbert's son, Brian, and Kevin
Anderson...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, the sales are high and the reviews are
favorable. And since I absolutely *love* books that delve more deeply into the
history of legends---"The Silmarillion" is one
I read "1632" and a couple of its sequels. Comics, don't ask. I'm miles behind.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I hear you, but I've been reading a
time-waster series from Eric Flint that started with teh book "1632". It deals
with the small West Virginia town of Grantviell, which is literally
I hear you, but I've been reading a time-waster series from Eric Flint that
started with teh book "1632". It deals with the small West Virginia town of
Grantviell, which is literally cut-and-pasted from our time to Germany in
1632. Smack dab in the middle of the Thirty Years war, the residents
Don't think I'll be waiting that long, Keith.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, the sales are high and the reviews are
favorable. And since I absolutely *love* books that delve more deeply into the
history of legends---"The Silmarillion" is one of my favs--I think I'll enjoy
this one too.
Well, the sales are high and the reviews are favorable. And since I absolutely
*love* books that delve more deeply into the history of legends---"The
Silmarillion" is one of my favs--I think I'll enjoy this one too. Maybe I'll
get it for the cold winter days, which is when I ready my heavier b
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