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you never know, do i take it that you wish to read more?

the story seems to be set in the future. so I do not quite understand what you mean? you could also look at it as an alternative reality vehicle?

i collect northern caribbean, are we going to post some images?

if you've got the extra money; as it's dearer. the books to put on it are dearer too.

if this is the output of team 2. i want to see what team 1 has come up with?

I always found Supertramp's music to be very well written, but the end result somewhat lacking in weight. So when I heard about this LP I was eager to hear it. It is all their best material played by the very best Prog luminaries of the time. What a treat it is, from the first thump of the kick...

I found the first disc far more enjoyable than the second, almost as though his best writing was done early on. I think he should have stuck to a single album. The first was a master class in Progressive composition.

Stephen Fry - Making History. Making History is partly set in an alternative universe in which Adolf Hitler's father is made infertile and his replacement proves a rather more effective Führer. The book won the Sidewise Award for Alternative History. I approached it with some suspicion...

so i didn't do very well did i ha ha ha. it was 1-1. missed that hour in bed last night, the day seems to have left me behind

what a fascinating debate, the best i've seen on the site so far

i'm predicting 2-3

arsenal V manchester city has to be game of the day. i'll watch it at 17.30

anybody read gregory benford timescape?

also got stephen hawkin's a brief history of time.

i've just been reading about robert jordan's twelve book series 'the wheel of time'!

i now have the followinf folks; stephen king and fry [thanks to Rox] connie willis kage baker ken grimwood u leguin keep the recommendations coming and thanks

saturday and football usually takes up most of my time. let me see who is playing whom today and which game i shall watch?

hello forest, i wish to ask you why you chose young-adult as your market when clearly the older person is the most likely to be a reader. i am interested in your view because i am writing and have decided to make my efforts quite adult. i would like to know what you have read too. i think that...

currently reading west of eden by harry harrison. "In the parallel universe of this novel, Earth was not struck by an asteroid 65 million years before the present. Consequently, the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event which wiped out the dinosaurs and other reptiles never happened, leaving...

i shall read it as soon as i have finished my current book