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I am an author of two financial books that in no way relate to science fiction or fantasy, but I am avid fan of the genre and am currently working on a sf graphic novel.
My favorite writer is currently Neil Gaiman--both his graphic novels and literary novels.
I really look forward to being active in this group.
Matt


I've read the first and last of the Twilight books. The last one I enjoyed quite a bit, actually. I tried reading the ones in between, but had difficulty because of the style of writing.
Have you read Paranormalcy? I bought it for my wife a few months ago. It's supposed to be a good PNR.
Matt

I really need to read Twilight one of these days so I too can shun it.
But maybe not just today, might be a bit busy tomorrow as well ...

I'd be so ashamed...
Not that people who like it should be ashamed (hush, you - if it got people to read, then it's all good) - just that *I* would be...
Um, yeah...

Welcome Cynthia, no idea of what that book is

I've seen Stewart's Christmas Carol and if you get the oppotunity, it's amazing. Also, his Claudius in David Tenant's Hamlet is terrific. And yes, he is commanding; I meant Stewart, but Tenant can be too.
By the way, I've been here forever but never gotten around to introducing myself. I'm Julia, old enough to know better and I live in the wilds of Upstate New York.
Y helo thar Julia
I'm sorry to have to ban you. This is Picard country after all.
I'm sorry to have to ban you. This is Picard country after all.
I enjoyed ds9. First season or two were bad. Once the war started though, it got good.

I'm a artist and writer living in Cape Town, South Africa. So glad to have found this group as I see you've already read so many of my favourite books. Looking forward to see what is next :)

I get my own week in September- October because I'm banned!!! Libraries celebrate me! People read me because I'm banned!!! Thank you for this honor...
I uh...
Maybe you should cut back on the coffee?
Maybe you should cut back on the coffee?

But...you're wrong.
And now I'm gonna have to ban you.
THERE IS BUT ONE CAPTAIN AND HE IS THE PICARD"
I knew I liked you ;) totally agree.

Same.

The difference between Shatner & Picard reflect the maturity of not only SF as a genre between the '60s and '80s, but also the increased maturity of The Federation.
I like all the captains, though Sisko was a different sort of administrator. Janeway and even Archer are also favorites.

This is why I love him so much. I never took the show seriously. *dodges tomatoes* I liked that there wasn't really anything about his that made me feel bad for that.

I think I could lay Seven of Nine over my knee and snap her like a stick!
Just sayin'.
Every winter DH and I re watch DS9 (all 7 seasons, in a row), as well as Voyager and TNG. We are such geeks!
Denae wrote: "Al wrote: "Ala wrote: "Shatner emoted all over the place like a lovesick girl."
This is why I love him so much. I never took the show seriously. *dodges tomatoes* I liked that there wasn't really ..."
Same here. Though I like Picard as well, for different reasons. After that, I lose interest.
This is why I love him so much. I never took the show seriously. *dodges tomatoes* I liked that there wasn't really ..."
Same here. Though I like Picard as well, for different reasons. After that, I lose interest.


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Hi to all the new guys, look forward to see you all in the threads.
Welcome Angela!
Washingtonian here. PAC NW represent, yo
Washingtonian here. PAC NW represent, yo

Pleased to meet you Brett, put beware the wrath of Kevin.

and doesn't have shifting titles.

Pleased to meet you Brett, put beware the wrath of Kevin."
^ this

I'm a fantasy book blogger, I've been on Goodreads for ages but I've never really participated much until recently. I've been addicted to books since I was about 3 years old; I blame my mother for that little detail.
Fantasy is my preferred genre, though I also love sci-fi and yes, the occasional romance. I do read other genres from time to time, but I'm usually too absorbed in some fantasy novel to wander far!
The last two books I read were 'Draykon' and 'Lokant' by Charlotte E. English, a new indie fantasy author.
My blog, the Ebook Apothecary, steals much of my free time. I update it a minimum of three times a week and am currently working on an all new, and much improved look. You can find it here: http://theriaka-ebooks.blogspot.com if you are interested.
Thanks for letting me take a moment to introduce myself! See you around.
-Beth
Welcome Beth :)
What's your stance on the Star Trek captain issue?
What's your stance on the Star Trek captain issue?

EDIT: They will have colonized space before I learn to spell properly.


Been reading everything within reach forever, but only just returning to sci-fi/fantasy after a few years exploring detective fiction - it was Butcher's Dresden stories that kinds brought me back by making me realise that a whole new generation had grown up . . .
Still not keen on movie and TV tie-ins, though.
Oh, and I paint - the blog tells a bit about my work.


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