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I think I would like Weber's books better...
Post by samwichse   » Sat Jan 17, 2015 9:38 pm

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...if there weren't so much naval-gazing in them.

*rimshot*
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Re: I think I would like Weber's books better...
Post by fallsfromtrees   » Sat Jan 17, 2015 10:26 pm

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samwichse wrote:...if there weren't so much naval-gazing in them.

*rimshot*

Try the Wargod series then. Very little Naval Gazing in those books.
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Re: I think I would like Weber's books better...
Post by Henry Brown   » Sat Jan 17, 2015 10:43 pm

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fallsfromtrees wrote:
samwichse wrote:...if there weren't so much naval-gazing in them.

*rimshot*

Try the Wargod series then. Very little Naval Gazing in those books.


Or the Prince Roger series he co-authored with Ringo.
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Re: I think I would like Weber's books better...
Post by Tenshinai   » Sun Jan 18, 2015 9:27 am

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Re: I think I would like Weber's books better...
Post by Tanstaafl   » Sun Jan 18, 2015 10:17 am

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samwichse wrote:...if there weren't so much naval-gazing in them.

*rimshot*



Hi Sam,

I am afraid naval-gazing is lost in translation to the Weberverse.
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Re: I think I would like Weber's books better...
Post by 6L6   » Sun Jan 18, 2015 12:19 pm

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That's Weber for you, I see that his website is about a thousand times more active than any other Fi-Fi author.
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Re: I think I would like Weber's books better...
Post by NervousEnergy   » Sun Jan 18, 2015 4:10 pm

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fallsfromtrees wrote:
samwichse wrote:...if there weren't so much naval-gazing in them.

*rimshot*

Try the Wargod series then. Very little Naval Gazing in those books.

The jinx is in for sure now. One does not walk from Kontovar to Norfressa...
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Re: I think I would like Weber's books better...
Post by fallsfromtrees   » Sun Jan 18, 2015 4:14 pm

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samwichse wrote:...if there weren't so much naval-gazing in them.

*rimshot*
fallsfromtrees wrote:Try the Wargod series then. Very little Naval Gazing in those books.
NervousEnergy wrote:The jinx is in for sure now. One does not walk from Kontovar to Norfressa...

Of course there were the scenes at the end of OoS, and the beginning of TWO. However, the most common method of transportaion from Kontovar to Norfressa is undoubtedly teleportation spells.
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