Verdurian more popular than Ilkorin!

Rory · Post by **Rory** » Mon Aug 02, 2004 5:15 am

And what's that meant to mean, Mr Transformers Geek?

Drydic · Post by **Drydic** » Mon Aug 02, 2004 3:06 pm

Rory wrote:And what's that meant to mean, Mr Transformers Geek?

The idea of a signed first edition Babblers.

Rory · Post by **Rory** » Tue Aug 03, 2004 11:22 am

Are you saying you like the idea, or are you rolling your eyes at it?

/me doesn't understand people

Drydic · Post by **Drydic** » Tue Aug 03, 2004 10:28 pm

The idea is so joy-inspiring that I lost control of my eyeball muscles, and started spazzing out.

Jaaaaaa · Post by **Jaaaaaa** » Tue Aug 03, 2004 11:30 pm

Rory wrote:/me doesn't understand people

Join the club, dude

xirion · Post by **xirion** » Thu Dec 02, 2004 12:11 am

do you guys know of any sites where i can get MORE information on Babblers.

also, i'd vote to open the option to allow BEGGING for signed first editions for us, (yes, me too

PLEASE!!!).

looking forward to it.

G o _ V e r d u r i a n ! ! w o 0 t !

BLASHPHEMY!!! Speedtalk outranks Verdurian. how full of S*** **** *** ****ING ***** *** BASTARDS!

Blackhand · Post by **Blackhand** » Fri Dec 03, 2004 4:39 am

xirion wrote:do you guys know of any sites where i can get MORE information on Babblers.

also, i'd vote to open the option to allow BEGGING for signed first editions for us, (yes, me too PLEASE!!!).

looking forward to it.

G o _ V e r d u r i a n ! ! w o 0 t !

BLASHPHEMY!!! Speedtalk outranks Verdurian. how full of S*** **** *** ****ING ***** *** BASTARDS!

No sites have info on Babblers besides Zompist.com. At least I hope not.

vohpenonomae · Post by **vohpenonomae** » Mon Dec 27, 2004 6:43 am

xirion wrote:do you guys know of any sites where i can get MORE information on Babblers.

I've been allowed to read part of the book; what I've seen, I've liked. I suggested to Mark that he submit it to Patrick Nielsen Hayden at Tor; he'd be more likely than anyone else in the fantasy genre to take it seriously.

Warmaster · Post by **Warmaster** » Mon Dec 27, 2004 1:09 pm

jsburke wrote:
xirion wrote:do you guys know of any sites where i can get MORE information on Babblers.
I've been allowed to read part of the book; what I've seen, I've liked. I suggested to Mark that he submit it to Patrick Nielsen Hayden at Tor; he'd be more likely than anyone else in the fantasy genre to take it seriously.

Then again, Tor is also the publishers of wheel of time...

i keep thinking that harper collins (or its voyager imprint) might have a go if it does get over here - they are the publishers of LOTR after all. then again, i don't have enough knowledge of what is invovled really to know speculate what will happen...

vohpenonomae · Post by **vohpenonomae** » Mon Dec 27, 2004 6:17 pm

Warmaster wrote:Then again, Tor is also the publishers of wheel of time...

Tor publishes the broadest range of SF and fantasy in the world; they publish everything from avant-garde P. K. Dick-style stuff to Conan. Patrick Nielsen Hayden is an editor with a broad taste, too; I think BABBLERS might strike his fancy.

Warmaster · Post by **Warmaster** » Mon Dec 27, 2004 6:27 pm

jsburke wrote:
Warmaster wrote:Then again, Tor is also the publishers of wheel of time...
Tor publishes the broadest range of SF and fantasy in the world; they publish everything from avant-garde P. K. Dick-style stuff to Conan. Patrick Nielsen Hayden is an editor with a broad taste, too; I think BABBLERS might strike his fancy.

It was a joke

but yeah, i see where you are coming from there.

vohpenonomae · Post by **vohpenonomae** » Mon Dec 27, 2004 7:42 pm

Warmaster wrote:
jsburke wrote:
Warmaster wrote:Then again, Tor is also the publishers of wheel of time...
Tor publishes the broadest range of SF and fantasy in the world; they publish everything from avant-garde P. K. Dick-style stuff to Conan. Patrick Nielsen Hayden is an editor with a broad taste, too; I think BABBLERS might strike his fancy.
It was a joke but yeah, i see where you are coming from there.

Hehe...Tor also publishes Terry Goodkind, who is, without a doubt, the biggest, most talentless hack who ever got into print; but I don't hold that against them; on the contrary, the millions Goodkind rakes in pay for a lot of better writers.