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Old 05-14-2011, 06:50 PM   #18
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I've added Elizabeth Ann Scarborough's four titles at Fictionwise to my list too.

For SF fans, I do recommend Brian Stableford. I read his "The Dragon Man" last year, and liked it a lot. I have his SF/Fantasy on my list.

R A MacAvoy was already on my list.

The Lois McMaster Bujolds that aren't available through webscription.net (where they're mostly available as omnibus volumes for $6, which probably works out cheaper). As a fantasy, I highly rate her "The Spirit Ring".

I've added the longer Marion Zimmer Bradleys that I didn't have, also several of Piers Anthony's SF/Fantasy.

Some Mercedes Lackey - although watch out, some of the title there are still overpriced, even at 60% off.

I've also added in the available editions of LightSpeed Science Fiction magazine ($1.02 each!)

With everything else, I now have a list of 100 books for $217.79. And some more on my wish list to be bought with my micropay rebate.

But since that's about a year's worth of reading matter, I shall give it a little thought overnight. It does seem to be an amazing bargain.
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