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Old 06-03-2011, 06:22 AM   #9607
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@Fbone if you ever get a chance to listen to Phil read "Agatha H," *take it.* Not only does he look exactly like he draws (even from the back!), he *sounds* exactly like he draws. Kinda scary.

I am stuck in ebook limbo. I'm picking at yet another in the 1632 series--mired in it, really--and am too broke to buy anything. I think I'll begin picking at "Cranford," by Mrs Gaskill. At least it'll be more my time period than 17th century Germany by way of West Virginia...
Apart from the out-of-copyright stuff, don't neglect the numerous free ebooks out there. The Baen Free Library and the Baen CDs are just the start. There are numerous free ebooks offered at Amazon and elsewhere.
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