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2005-Nov-07, Monday 11:53My situation is still about the same.
I have to get a duplicate title for my car before I can sell it.
I've finished reading SHE's Ozark Trilogy, and have also read her Star-Anchored, Star-Angered. I'm now reading Probability Space by Nancy Kress.
added 2005-11-08:I'd like to make more detailed reviews/critical comments, but the library computer setup is a little awkward for that. The CRT's are too low and not always adjusted properly. There's not enough room on the table to have the books there for reference.
Anyways, the Ozark Trilogy is written in Ozark dialect and lots of fun to read, even if rather sketchy (as if a lot had to be cut for length). Star-Anchored, Star-Angered also seems sketchy.
Probability Space is the 3rd book in the series and is very good except for a possible elementary physics error.end add
LJ wasn't available yesterday because the library staff then didn't have the websense override.
I have to get a duplicate title for my car before I can sell it.
I've finished reading SHE's Ozark Trilogy, and have also read her Star-Anchored, Star-Angered. I'm now reading Probability Space by Nancy Kress.
added 2005-11-08:I'd like to make more detailed reviews/critical comments, but the library computer setup is a little awkward for that. The CRT's are too low and not always adjusted properly. There's not enough room on the table to have the books there for reference.
Anyways, the Ozark Trilogy is written in Ozark dialect and lots of fun to read, even if rather sketchy (as if a lot had to be cut for length). Star-Anchored, Star-Angered also seems sketchy.
Probability Space is the 3rd book in the series and is very good except for a possible elementary physics error.end add
LJ wasn't available yesterday because the library staff then didn't have the websense override.
