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Re: So...since it's already a week into May... Fred Gaiden Send a noteboard - 02/07/2016 03:33:10 AM

View original postI would ask what you were planning on reading, but that's passé. So here are more important questions:

Wow, I haven't posted here in years. It has been so long that my user name was no longer recognized.

View original post1. What are you going to put off reading for this month?

Not much that I have any real thought of reading. Just to have something legit to say, how about Wolves of the Calla and Thus Spoke Zarathustra, both of which I've owned for years, and still not gotten around too.

View original post2. Have you been following the latest outrages/silliness involving the 2016 Hugo Award nominations?

Not real close, though I do see GRRM's comments on his not a blog.

View original post3. Have you ever considered reading a Chuck Tingle e-book, whether it's the Hugo-nominated Space Raptor Butt Invasion or Pounded in the Butt by My Butt?

I've never heard of him. That sounds like the height of literary excellence though.

View original post4. Did you know that the Library of America has begun publishing a series of volumes on the works of Ursula Le Guin?

Nope. I have never read her work either.

View original post5. Do you have any desire to read the next ASOIAF book whenever it comes out?

Yes. I am doing a linear reread right now. It is my first reread since Dance was released. I have recently gotten back into this despite my luke-warm thoughts on the HBO show.

View original post6. Did you know (without me telling you) that there is a big anthology of SF fiction from across the globe coming out in July called The Big Book of Science Fiction? (disclosure: I have a short translation that appears in there).

Negative

View original post7. How many people do you think actually will post responses here?

Maybe this isn't fair since I have waited so long, but 6 counting me.

View original postMy answers are Shatner, yes, and Bonaduce, in whichever order you think they should go.

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So...since it's already a week into May... Larry - 08/05/2016 06:01:53 AM 1049 Views

Re: So...since it's already a week into May... jh - 08/05/2016 10:21:44 PM 767 Views

Re: So...since it's already a week into May... Tom - 09/05/2016 05:04:20 AM 794 Views

Why did you stop reading F&SF ? AgentApple - 24/05/2016 12:47:13 PM 775 Views

Because it is silly. Tom - 24/05/2016 03:57:19 PM 725 Views

So...since it's already a week into May...I might as well write something Vodalus - 09/05/2016 08:12:34 AM 800 Views

Just to spite jh...

Legolas - 25/05/2016 08:35:50 PM 905 Views

Re: So...since it's already a week into May... Fred Gaiden - 02/07/2016 03:33:10 AM 677 Views

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<quote id="290526">I would ask what you were planning on reading, but that's passé. So here are more important questions:</quote>
Wow, I haven't posted here in years. It has been so long that my user name was no longer recognized.

<quote id="290526">1. What are you going to put off reading for this month?</quote>
Not much that I have any real thought of reading. Just to have something legit to say, how about Wolves of the Calla and Thus Spoke Zarathustra, both of which I've owned for years, and still not gotten around too.

<quote id="290526">2. Have you been following the latest outrages/silliness involving the 2016 Hugo Award nominations?</quote>
Not real close, though I do see GRRM's comments on his not a blog.

<quote id="290526">3. Have you ever considered reading a Chuck Tingle e-book, whether it's the Hugo-nominated Space Raptor Butt Invasion or Pounded in the Butt by My Butt?</quote>
I've never heard of him. That sounds like the height of literary excellence though.

<quote id="290526">4. Did you know that the Library of America has begun publishing a series of volumes on the works of Ursula Le Guin?</quote>
Nope. I have never read her work either.

<quote id="290526">5. Do you have any desire to read the next ASOIAF book whenever it comes out?</quote>
Yes. I am doing a linear reread right now. It is my first reread since Dance was released. I have recently gotten back into this despite my luke-warm thoughts on the HBO show.

<quote id="290526">6. Did you know (without me telling you) that there is a big anthology of SF fiction from across the globe coming out in July called The Big Book of Science Fiction? (disclosure: I have a short translation that appears in there).</quote>
Negative

<quote id="290526">7. How many people do you think actually will post responses here?</quote>
Maybe this isn't fair since I have waited so long, but 6 counting me.

<quote id="290526">My answers are Shatner, yes, and Bonaduce, in whichever order you think they should go.</quote>
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