Probe Question
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seigezunt said:
and Star Trek fans wouldn't pay for what they could get for free?
Explains the popularity of illegal downloading and bootlegging.
Dayton's back! Welcome! (Gee, I was only on vacation for a week...)
garamet said:
It's a freebie, guys. Consider it an infomercial for my future work.
Margeret Wander Bonanno? Of Strangers In The Sky fame?!?
I loved that book; and your version of events is far superior to the dreaded "canon"! Thank you for writing it!!*slaps forehead* Of course: Garamet Jen-Saunor! Should have realised sooner...
And now, if you'll excuse me ladies and gentlebeings, I need to go and have my geekasm in private.
Yes, thank you Margeret.
^You'r welcome. 
Guilty as charged.
Glad I could be of assistance.
Blip said:
Margeret Wander Bonanno? Of Strangers In The Sky fame?!?
Guilty as charged.
Blip said:
I loved that book; and your version of events is far superior to the dreaded "canon"! Thank you for writing it!!
*slaps forehead* Of course: Garamet Jen-Saunor! Should have realised sooner...
And now, if you'll excuse me ladies and gentlebeings, I need to go and have my geekasm in private.
Glad I could be of assistance.
The MS Reader (LIT) version is now available...
http://www.jkwolf.com/Music%20of%20the%20Spheres.lit
http://www.jkwolf.com/Music%20of%20the%20Spheres.lit
I just dl'd the .lit and will load it up on my PDA to read.
I must say though that Strangers from the Sky is still one of my all time favourite Trek novels and I also enjoyed Catalyst of Sorrows very much.
Thank you Margaret and JWolf for this
I must say though that Strangers from the Sky is still one of my all time favourite Trek novels and I also enjoyed Catalyst of Sorrows very much.
Thank you Margaret and JWolf for this
Just downloaded the eReader version, thanks JWolf!
Started looking at it, I'll probably have more time this weekend to read on it some. Enjoy your work, Margaret. Particularly the recent "Burning Dreams," I've wanted to see a good Captain Pike book for a long time and thankfully you delivered. And "Catalyst of Sorrows" was a good read too!
garamet said:
The Pocket novel PROBE is a perfectly good storytelling in the Trek universe, and the final author and I have developed a solid and lasting friendship out of it.
More good than bad has come out of this little bit of history. Ultimately, I've got no complaints.
Curious: Margaret did you end up reading Probe after what happened?
Man of Steel said:
garamet said:
The Pocket novel PROBE is a perfectly good storytelling in the Trek universe, and the final author and I have developed a solid and lasting friendship out of it.
More good than bad has come out of this little bit of history. Ultimately, I've got no complaints.
Curious: Margaret did you end up reading Probe after what happened?
Sure. That's how I know 7% of my text survived.
Also, Gene DeWeese and I had, as I mentioned, cultivated a friendship out of the situation, and I wanted to see how he'd managed to turn what was left from the numerous previous rewrites into something that not only matched the jacket copy (remember, the dust jackets were printed long before the manuscript was finished), but turned out to be a credible, entertaining read.
Quite an accomplishment on his part.
I'll also autograph the book, if someone asks...but only on the page with the Praetor's funeral. That prompts some interesting questions from readers who haven't heard the story behind the book, as I'm sure you can imagine.
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