I finished the SGA Legacy book series back at the start of the year, reading The Inheritors almost as soon as it came out. I started this post and then kind of forgot about it. (Oops ( Read more... )

I know most of you have completely given up on Atlantis for other pastures and are never looking back, but for those of you who want a small idea of what's going on, jo_graham has a small preview of the sixth book in the 'SGA Legacy' series, Inheritors which is a conversation between Teyla and a Wraith Queen ( Read more... )

mescott is giving page previews of SGA Legacy series book 5 "Secrets" over at her LJ. And I spotted this!"Come on, Rodney," John said. "Can't you think of anybody to hit on besides Sam?"

"There's Teyla." Rodney stopped in the doorway as though the thought had just struck him. "She's hot."

"It took you almost six years to notice that?"
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Watching John sitting in the Antarctica chair for the first time, I'm reminded of one of my favourite scenes from the upcoming book "The Furies" by Jo Graham and a quote from John about how he uses the Ancient tech so easily: "And I totally let the city top."

*gurgles*

I hope they didn't have to take that line out.

Incidentally, "The Furies" is ( Read more... )

Writing sheppard_hc. Finishing stepbrother's wedding quilt today. Wedding is tomorrow, and we're going to China on Wednesday for the Chinese celebration (SIL-to-be is from China and not all her family/friends could make it ( Read more... )

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So I'm at 188 of 312 pages and there's so much I don't remember from the draft version. It's really fun reading and getting the feel for this all over again.
( spoilers, Obvs. )

Two posts to my fannish journal in one day. I think there's something wrong with me...

According to jo_graham, SGA Legacy Series Book 3: Allegiance is (finally!) out in ebook format with Stargate Novels taking pre-orders ( Read more... )

CAN HAZ!

*squees*

Random quote:There was a wild rustling and an eruption of movement. Winged things were beating against his legs and blundering against his chest and face, and he swung his P90 to track them by instinct, just barely managing not to fire. To his right, machine gun fire sounded like thunder, way too close on the narrow, icy balcony ( Read more... )

I've ordered my copy of The Lost from Fandemonium Books and am looking forward to reading this one in the flesh ( Read more... )