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Originally Posted by nekokami
Ah. No, I'm not Michael Mace, I just agree with him about wanting an infopad.
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Whoops, sorry, but yeah, wouldn't that be nice... apparently
Nemoptic is working on something like it.
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Originally Posted by nekokami
Regarding "Of Mist, Grass and Sand," that was the novella (took either the Hugo or the Nebula that year, I've forgotten which) that was later expanded into Dreamsnake. I've read both. Dreamsnake is an old favorite of mine, so I was quite excited at the idea that there might be a sequel.
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Again, whoops, sorry, got confused, it's been a long time since and I read them out of order (which must be why I thought it was a sequel). I wish she *would* do some more on that line...
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Originally Posted by nekokami
Most of what I like best isn't available as (legal) ebooks yet, but you might try Patricia Briggs, particularly the trilogy beginning with Moon Called, which is available at Fictionwise. I'd also recommend anything by James H. Schmitz, and happily those are all available from Baen. 
The closest to a long series that I'm currently enjoying are the Dragaera books of Steven Brust. Especially recommended for Zelazny fans. (Or, in some cases, Dumas fans.  ) Brust is currently looking into making his books available as ebooks. |
I noticed that most of the books I recommended aren't available... *sigh* and I was hoping to *finally* have complete series in
some format. I'll check out Brust (hopefully he'll be e-out soon).