#I'm back
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Jack,
Thanks . . . I was hoping you could suggest a Sprint-to-WP conversion
program. Will tell Ray to get the Citation file: he's learning to use CIS
and TAPCIS, and needs something to download. So far your recommendations
have all "proved out" very successfully for us.
Yes, I'd figured out that DANCING GODS was a little different, but satire
is just what I needed. The sword named Irving is wonderful, and I especially
identify with Joe and Marge, because our first two printers are named Joe and
Marge (Margery, not Marjorie [but she was almost a Marjorie]). (Our
experience has been that complicated machinery works more reliably if given
names.) I'll get to your other series eventually.
Actually, I picked GODS because of the Book Five plot summary you posted
for the "invaders." It sounded like a lot of fun, but I couldn't figure out
how you were going to get all that "takeoff" stuff into a sci-fi fantasy
context. Now I see, and am looking forward to it more than ever. (As a
former editor, I'm not going to ask questions about an unwritten novel.)
BTW, I'm still a little bothered about Marge's clothing, but I suppose
that there's nothing to be done, as long as it's in the Rules.<VBG>
Cleverly handled . . . .
Lynne
Sorry, Lynne, but naked wimmen is one of my trademarks. If I leave 'em out
my editors (usually women, by the way) want to know why….
Jack,
I thought it was spelled "nekked wimmen."<g> But you do have a flair.
Marge's original costume was so intriguing, it's a wonder you haven't been
approached by Frederick's of Hollywood.<vbg>
Lynne