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So, about yesterday afternoon (rather than yesterday night)
I was going to buy two things yesterday: a video ipod and a copy of "Legacy" by Lois McMaster Bujold
They were out of video ipods, and told me I should wait till September since there's a fair chance of an announcement about new models.
I go into "White Dwarf" and the guy spends a while looking for any copies then sadly says "The only one we have is an order, it's been waiting for ages and we can't get in contact with them, but I can't sell it to you :("
I look at the name. "Ah" says I "They will not be coming to pick that up. I know, because I was a bridesmaid at their wedding in Singapore, where they now live".
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nico_wolfwood, you should contact White Dwarf Books :)
I then wandered up to "Fantastic planet", who did have a copy plus a bunch of interesting people I chatted to before grabbing dinner, catching a train, and seeing a lightshow.
I just finished the book, it follows on nicely enough from "The Sharing Knife Book 1" but as with that I would have prefered less romance, more plot/ideas. But I'm not really the target audience.
I was going to buy two things yesterday: a video ipod and a copy of "Legacy" by Lois McMaster Bujold
They were out of video ipods, and told me I should wait till September since there's a fair chance of an announcement about new models.
I go into "White Dwarf" and the guy spends a while looking for any copies then sadly says "The only one we have is an order, it's been waiting for ages and we can't get in contact with them, but I can't sell it to you :("
I look at the name. "Ah" says I "They will not be coming to pick that up. I know, because I was a bridesmaid at their wedding in Singapore, where they now live".
So:
nico_wolfwood, you should contact White Dwarf Books :)I then wandered up to "Fantastic planet", who did have a copy plus a bunch of interesting people I chatted to before grabbing dinner, catching a train, and seeing a lightshow.
I just finished the book, it follows on nicely enough from "The Sharing Knife Book 1" but as with that I would have prefered less romance, more plot/ideas. But I'm not really the target audience.
