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by XofDallas » Sat Sep 17, 2016 10:05 am | |
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Thank you for the snippet, RFC. Please, please take care of yourself.
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by GlynnStewart » Sat Sep 17, 2016 1:34 pm | |
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I'll join in the chorus here: take care of yourself first RFC!
We'll still buy all the books if they're released a few months later, and we'll definitely still buy them without snippets. (Keep trying to get myself not to read those anyway ) |
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by justdave » Sat Sep 17, 2016 1:52 pm | |
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snippets are nice but more important is finishing HH/Safehold and MOST important is that the MWW gets to finish his Fantasy Magnum Opus, the Norfressa Saga |
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by BarryKirk » Sat Sep 17, 2016 3:47 pm | |
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I'll ech the sentiments here. RFC, take care of your health. I know that writing is your life's work, but we the readers care about your good health more than receiving snippets.
You are in my prayers. |
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by n7axw » Sat Sep 17, 2016 5:06 pm | |
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Not brainless. Only inexperienced and a bit too innocent. Hope he survives long enough to become wise. But it doesn't look good... Don - When any group seeks political power in God's name, both religion and politics are instantly corrupted.
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by isaac_newton » Sat Sep 17, 2016 6:20 pm | |
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Yes - amen to that! |
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by Peter2 » Sun Sep 18, 2016 2:51 am | |
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. . . and RFC provided. What a great guy! . |
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by PalmerSperry » Wed Sep 21, 2016 12:19 pm | |
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Yes, the bottle was imported long before the prohibition on trade came in ... It may however have been refilled several times from other bottles that arrived later, but the bottle itself is definitely pre-prohibition! |
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by Thrandir » Fri Sep 23, 2016 6:36 pm | |
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Thanks RFC for the snippet.
Thanks to Duckk for reposting David's explanation about his health. To you RFC follow the doctor's advice, we all want you around fit and as healthy as you can be; mainly because we are selfish and want the Safehold series finished but seriously the world would be a much sadder place without someone of your talents and ability. Paul M. |
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by Randomiser » Sat Oct 01, 2016 11:20 am | |
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I don't think that Thirsk is going to try to recruit Maik for some 'Grand Plan' at this stage, quite apart from it being an extreme and unnecessary risk, the Admiral hasn't yet had time to work out what he wants to do or can do. It seems much more likely that he is trying to convince Maik to support his return to duty. After all, he isn't going back to command if the Navy's Intendant isn't happy with him doing so. OTOH Maik knows him too well for Thirsk to just pretend that the loss of his family makes no difference to his attitude, so he has to work on some story that will sound plausible to the Bishop or at least good enough to pass.
I suspect it might be something along the lines that he knows Clyntahn is out for his head and will get it someday, but the Navy is the only thing he now has left in life and it's interests, Dohlar's and Mother Church's can best be served by him spending his remaining time doing what he can for them, whatever he feels about the GoF. In other words, 'I'm resigned to my fate, but at least help me spend what time I have remaining doing something useful for my Navy, my king and my Church.' 'Clyntahn's a waste of air, but the Church will survive him. God and the Archangels expect me to do my duty whether or not *other people* are doing theirs' is certainly more believable than 'I love Vicar Zhaspahr.' |
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