Yep, hooked already...

[juliebata]

I could have been unpacking books, but spent the day HERE instead!
It was especially fun to pick an interest, pick random people off the list and look at their interests, thereby reminding me of things I like that I didn't think of in the first place!
Next, I'll look at my friends journals, and catch up on what's going on with them. (Might even make some comments!) Then, I'll start to regale folks with tales of my lonely life, my wonderful cat, my boring job, my normal family, etc...
-Juliebata

Comments

Re: Liavek!

[stealthpup.livejournal.com]

Now there's a series I haven't encountered much lately.

There's a reason: the shared world pretty much disintegrated, from what I'd heard. Given that the last volume was published paperback over 8 years ago....

Still, it was wonderful while it lasted, and it involved many authors that I simply adore, including Stephen Brust and Emma Bull. The magic concept was unique, as far as I could tell, and appropriately fraught with peril. And the protagonists! Quite an eclectic set, and far different from one's standard collection of hero-professions.

As for eBay, I have to get off my lazy ass and start scanning some of my Magic: The Gathering cards. For me, times are that desperate, and it's time for me to get even more clutter out of my life (and if I can get cash for it, so much the better).

Anyone want to give me money for a defunct Babylon 5 CCG card with Londo Molari's autograph?

Re: Liavek!

[bibliofile.livejournal.com]

Sounds like it'd make somebody a great Xmas gift -- I'd get it out there this week. Maybe even with a "buy it now" price? She said, with a box of books she's been meaning to sell...)

Re: Liavek!

[stealthpup.livejournal.com]

Given the current rain, we can't work on the back house. One would think it would give me the incentive to do that scanning. Instead, I spend my time reading journals and playing Final Fantasy X. Ugh; I know how to procrastinate far too well.