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Or possibly he had a disagreement with an editor who tried to address some of the concerns Dennis listed.
I read the first 4, I think, long ago when I had fewer choices of reading material. The first was ok. Reminded me somewhat of Piper's Lord Kalvan of Otherwhen, which I did like. But while I like the anachronistic science and to some extent the reverse-engineering of things like looms (even though it's pretty clear that Frankowski hasn't thought much about weaving from an engineering or usability standpoint), the "women throw themselves at his feet" aspect got old really quickly, and the rest of the plot just didn't hang together.
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