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Sho - employed again! Posted Mar 9, 2003
oh, what's the Stargate book like? The only Stargate stuff I've ever read is fan-fic.
As for the Stephanie Plums... the new one should be out soon, or is it already out? (Sugar Plums I believe)
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Reefgirl (Brunel Baby) Posted Mar 9, 2003
Is Sugar Plums the xmas one, the Stargate book is pretty much like an episode, I write X Files FanFic soon to be appearing on the BBC X Files Message board, what's the Stargate stuff like, some of the XF stuff I've seen is a bit X-Rated 
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Sho - employed again! Posted Mar 9, 2003
oh my, some of the stargate stuff is x-rated... if you check out the Stargate Entry and the Fan-fiction entry there are links so you can check it out.
Was Sugar Plums the Christmas one? I'll have to try and find it then.
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*Externally Moderated* Posted Mar 9, 2003
Night Watch *A Discworld Novel
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Reefgirl (Brunel Baby) Posted Mar 9, 2003
The entry was really good, I havn't used the links yet but I will, go to A975341 it's a role playng Stargate game
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friendlywithteeth Posted Mar 9, 2003
I'm reading the Lord Valentine by Robert Silverburg: should be good!
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JustAnotherNumber\Lord High Praetor of Thingite-ica\Sub Posted Mar 10, 2003
Constants of Nature, by John Barrow. Fascinating book...
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Wulfric Posted Mar 10, 2003
The Return of Sherlock Holmes - Conan Doyle
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creachy Posted Mar 10, 2003
i just have to say Lady Lynda that Nightwatch is my favourite T. Pratchett novel. it is fantastic for story building, humour, genuine characters and sentimentality. it also gives an invaluable insight into the beginnings of one of my favourite characters of all time. Samuel Vimes.
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dasilva Posted Mar 10, 2003
And I got 4 copies signed as Xmas prezzies 
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Ythika the purple giraffe - Minister for Unusual Musical Instruments Posted Mar 14, 2003
Night Watch was the first Disc World novel that I read. I'm hooked.
I've finished Colony and am about to start the Dirk Gently books again.
Ythika
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The Ghost of Polidari Posted Mar 14, 2003
The Nine Tailors - Dorothy L. Sayers.
(A Lord Peter Wimsey mystery, in case anyone was interested...!)
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the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" Posted Mar 14, 2003
4 copies of the nightwatch signed? thats a lot!
I got a signed copy for my birthday (just after xmas) 
am reading Dragonsdawn - Anne McCaffrey. picked it up from private library when i arrived early to a meeting & was getting bored!
omy 
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Ythika the purple giraffe - Minister for Unusual Musical Instruments Posted Mar 14, 2003
Earlier this evening I read my daughter the 11th Hour by Graeme Base. She way to little to solve the mystery herself but she still loves the book. I love his books.
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Reefgirl (Brunel Baby) Posted Mar 14, 2003
My mum's a big fan of Lord Peter Wimsey, she's got the auido tape of it with Ian Carmichael as Lord Peter, My daughter loves the Watership Down books
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White Hart Posted Mar 14, 2003
The Child that Books Built - Francis Spufford
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The Ghost of Polidari Posted Mar 14, 2003
I'm not sure how to take your comments there Reefgirl - I think I've just been put into a much older age bracket 
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Though if I mention that Watership Down is one of my favourite books then I plummet the other direction...
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Lenny (Lynette) Posted Mar 14, 2003
Enduring Love Ian McEwan
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Reefgirl (Brunel Baby) Posted Mar 14, 2003
In sympathy I like Lord Peter Wimsy too and Enid Blyton
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The Ghost of Polidari Posted Mar 14, 2003
Magic Faraway Tree anyone? 
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