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Errand of Fury Book 3 title?

I think one of the authors (IIRC KRAD) had confirmed that as the current working title some time back.
 
Yeah, Sacrifices of War is indeed the title, keeping the (noun) of (nasty thing) construction of the trilogy going. :D
 
The Fury were a nasty disembodied bunch that loves to inflict chaos on all they touch, isn't that correct? Feel free to correct me.
 
hellsgate said:
The Fury were a nasty disembodied bunch that loves to inflict chaos on all they touch, isn't that correct? Feel free to correct me.
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Err, you must be thinking of the Furies from the Invasion! crossover series. They were not disembodied; they were physical beings that resembled, and were the inspiration for, the demons and monsters of human mythology. They had been driven from our part of the galaxy and wanted to reconquer it, but it wasn't about inflicting chaos for its own sake.

In any case, the Errand of Fury trilogy has no connection to them. It's a sequel to the Errand of Vengeance trilogy and a prequel to "Errand of Mercy." Fury here means, well, fury: uncontrolled rage, violence, ferocity.
 
^ Due to school cutbacks, grammar lessons have now been merged with sex ed.

Fictitiously yours, Trent Roman
 
Turbo said:
Steve Roby said:
Does that mean that students in the USA will be urged to abstain from grammar?
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I can haz cheezburger?
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Actually I've seen it argued that "lolcat" usage like that is in the process of developing its own distinct and consistent grammar. In fact, there's already a lolcat programming language, LOLCODE, and there's a project underway to translate the Bible into Lolcatese.
 
Christopher said:
Turbo said:
Steve Roby said:
Does that mean that students in the USA will be urged to abstain from grammar?
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I can haz cheezburger?
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Actually I've seen it argued that "lolcat" usage like that is in the process of developing its own distinct and consistent grammar. In fact, there's already a lolcat programming language, LOLCODE, and there's a project underway to translate the Bible into Lolcatese.
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Some people have waaaaaay too much free time.

I Grok Spock said:
Turbo said:
Steve Roby said:
Does that mean that students in the USA will be urged to abstain from grammar?
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I can haz cheezburger?
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Errand of Furry
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With Science Officer Spot?
 
Christopher said:
Turbo said:
Steve Roby said:
Does that mean that students in the USA will be urged to abstain from grammar?
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I can haz cheezburger?
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Actually I've seen it argued that "lolcat" usage like that is in the process of developing its own distinct and consistent grammar. In fact, there's already a lolcat programming language, LOLCODE, and there's a project underway to translate the Bible into Lolcatese.
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You don't know how sad those things make me...

It's not so much a "too much time" thing (I mean, look where we're posting), but more of a, "Really? That's the language you want to create?" thing. :wtf:
 
hopefully someone here can give me an answer to this question. How good is the Errand of Fury series? I am currently debating where or not not to get these books.

Also, another question, how are the Rihannsu books (1-5)?

Thanks for your comments in advance.
 
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