Internationally printed, Sean. You'll be world famous. The guy who designed the most advanced explorer in the fleet!
Sword of Damocles blurb on Amazon.com
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Next thing you know he'll be asked to design a ship for the next Trek series if there is one.
Finally a new one of these. Worthy enough to break my current romp through the Dresden files...
Hope they can get more of these out. They launched it pretty good, but I would love to see at least 2 a year printed.
I know that's a lot but it would be awesome wouldn't it?
I know that's a lot but it would be awesome wouldn't it?
Hey I am all for that.
greenmystik said:
Hope they can get more of these out. They launched it pretty good, but I would love to see at least 2 a year printed.
I know that's a lot but it would be awesome wouldn't it?
That's how it started actually. When the series was launched back in 05, we had Taking Wing and The Red King only a few months apart. Then we had Orion's Hounds in 06 and nothing until the upcoming one in Novemeber...
But hey, you'll have Titan three months in a row next year with the Destiny trilogy. :thumbsup:
True but does that count really count?
Imagine Bill Clinton wandering into The Apple with Condor in full on rant mode.
Congrats Geoff. Another tome to add to my shelf. Gonna have to get you to autograph them all one day. And what's up with The Red Line?
Yeah, then we'll have another two year waiting period in between...I hope this doesn't start a trend!
Damn you, Farley. What's UP with you?
Um. Don't buy a copy. I will send you one.
And, yes, well, the Red line. Hm.
Let me just say that things have been and remain in flux. There may be daylight this week or next. It has NOTHING to do with me. Sadly. The full story is too long for public consumption.
But there's room for optimism for the first time in a long time.
In the meantime, try the Dreamnasium. The art isn't as good as Todd's but, on the other hand, there's no charge.
What do you mean? I'm reminded of the TNG novel Double or Nothing, which was part of the Double Helix series. The book featured Picard and Calhoun on an adventure, as well as an Excalibur sub-plot. I read that book as part of my New Frontier list of books when I read through that series a few years ago. I don't see how the Destiny trilogy couldn't be considered as much a part of the Titan series as it would for TNG.