From:        Jeremy Blackman, ranma@eskimo.com

On Sat, 24 Feb 1996, Travis Butler wrote:

adventure, if you can live with the pulp prose. David Brin and C.J. 
Cherryh write wonderful "mind-expanding" books, if you like doing a lot 
of thinking... Tolkein and Conan Doyle, of course... Lois McMaster 
Bujold... anyone want to read a page or two more? <g>

Cool...another Brin fan.  

Indeed. Wouldn't the Tymbrimi make interesting characters in the 
appropriate fanfic? (Though they'd be very tricky to handle, you'd have 
to get them just right to work... I rather doubt I could do it.) 

And my GOD, another fan of the Miles Vorkosigan 
(I know I misspelled that, but I've had a real LONG day at work, and I've 
probably misspelled other things, but I'm too lazy to hit the delete key 
and correct 'em, and this sentence is running on too long anyway) books.

Nope, you actually got it right; Vorkosigan is the correct spelling. 
Picked up _Cetaganda_ yet?

I think I'm going to go get some sleep now. <yawn>

Eh? You obviously must have come from an alternate universe.



Travis Butler
(The Professor, formerly of Myth and Magick!, Lawrence, KS;
 tbutler@tfs.net, now from the Wandering Powerbook;
 <http://www.tfs.net/personal/tbutler/>;
 Mac page <http://www.tfs.net/business/tbutler/>)

..Cats are the proof of a higher purpose to the universe.