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If he weren't already married, I would go to Canada and find this man.
Nothing to report on the homefront really; just been working and stuff, and being disgustingly broke. Drawing a little more lately.
Oh, I finally finished the Dark Tower series, say thank ya big-big. As to what Roland found in the Tower, I'm not surprised, and I sort of guessed what would happen given a few hints along the way. In any case, the story was about the journey, not the goal. Now I'm going off to read other books which reference the Dark Tower; just finished The Regulators (a Bachman book) and Desperation, both of which I rather enjoyed. A lot of King's books I read when I was too young to really appreciate them, and get the references, so I'm looking forward to rereading a few of 'em.
Also need a major steampunk fix, but don't know where to look. Any suggestions? Anyone? I'm desperate enough to try to dig up those crappy old Tom Swift books somehow. D:
Oh yeah, found my GBA copy of BOFII and am working my way through that. As I've mentioned before, one of the things I like about the series is the fact that they're all vaguely connected (or at least in the same universe), and fact that the various human and non-human clans all get along for the most part.
Enough babbling for now, I think. I'm gonna try to clean up a bit.
Nothing to report on the homefront really; just been working and stuff, and being disgustingly broke. Drawing a little more lately.
Oh, I finally finished the Dark Tower series, say thank ya big-big. As to what Roland found in the Tower, I'm not surprised, and I sort of guessed what would happen given a few hints along the way. In any case, the story was about the journey, not the goal. Now I'm going off to read other books which reference the Dark Tower; just finished The Regulators (a Bachman book) and Desperation, both of which I rather enjoyed. A lot of King's books I read when I was too young to really appreciate them, and get the references, so I'm looking forward to rereading a few of 'em.
Also need a major steampunk fix, but don't know where to look. Any suggestions? Anyone? I'm desperate enough to try to dig up those crappy old Tom Swift books somehow. D:
Oh yeah, found my GBA copy of BOFII and am working my way through that. As I've mentioned before, one of the things I like about the series is the fact that they're all vaguely connected (or at least in the same universe), and fact that the various human and non-human clans all get along for the most part.
Enough babbling for now, I think. I'm gonna try to clean up a bit.