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Old 04-26-2012, 08:21 PM   #116
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My personal favourites whose Tor works I'm particularly looking forward to stocking up with include ...
Thanks for the list...I like Llywellyn, Watt-Evans and Tarr once in a while...and I'm a big Turtledove alt-history fan.

Holy crap...I really like Watt-Evans' Misenchanted Sword...been on my shelf for years, and I re-read it once every few years. After I did a quick google hunt... I didn't even realize it was a series of a sort. I see they are now under a small publisher now that sells DRM-free on their website...yay...found them DRM-free on Amazon.

Will be glad to buy Tor ebooks, DRM-free, from wherever.
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