Savor Dam wrote:It *is* clearly her unmistakable style.

I couldn't possibly comment

Well, it was Tuesdate again tonight. If only two hours would go so quick at work

It was more of a literary evening covering authors as Susan Cooper, Joe Abercrombie, SRD, Tolkein, J.R Rowling, Herman Hesse, Steven Erikson as well as touching upon other media forms such as movies and anime ;D

Menolly wrote:I love the new avatar, hue!

hehehe it was made for me by a maiden fair ;D

Avatar wrote:Haha, I only checked this page.

--A

Np I think Fist was also referencing the Marvin Gaye song "I heard it through the grapevine" with a SRD slant to it

aliantha wrote:Best news I've heard in quite a while. Congrats, you two.

Also, I don't know what the hell Fist is talking about.

Thank you for the good wishes

And let me say, BTW, how cool it is to get this announcement! Unlike SOME couples *cough* creator&Luci *cough* who I had to learn about through the alianthavine. (I didn't hear it from the Watcher named aliantha. It's a TCTC play on words. Aliantha berries, which I just decided grow on vines, i...

Had to change our date night from Tuesday to today. Are slowly formulating plans to spend a weekend together in London, hopefully, sometime in August. So fingers cross with that one. Frosty looked very nice in her vexin dress

Well, just had our second date night and I think it went ok, although dear Frosty nearly did herself an injury with a prolonged fit of laughing. I'm sure I hadn't done anything to engender such a response

We would just like to thank everyone for their kind words and good wishes. We must also thank SRD for writing books that do indeed change peoples lives. Thank you

lucimay wrote:heh. i'm just gonna tell ya'll right now (Hue and Frosty), this sorta thing usually ends up with SOMEbody moving closer to SOMEbody!!

We'll have to see about that then

wayfriend wrote:Apparently relationships can also blossom from drawing 3D muscular nude women together ... ;}

Certainly an activity I can personally recommend

Fist and Faith wrote:Congratulations! How long distance is this?

I'm in England and Frosty is based in Finland, so not quite sure about distance in miles etc

Just to let folks know that due to our work on the Collaboration we have starting dating, long-distance of course

Thank you

deer of the dawn wrote:


"Zot" just makes me think of:

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Perhaps this will shed light on the name en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zot!

The Second Chronicles. The First Chronicles had already been published when I first came across them (bought the set whilst staying in the Bath area and then had a second set given to me for my 18th birthday) However, I got the SC as they were published and can still remember the thrill I had when I...

Now that I have finished TLD, I can safely say that the second chronicles still remain my favorite (the Covenant death scene etc still moves me). I found that the TLD was densely written, both on the printed page (my reading speed came down to a crawl) and with with various plot elements etc going o...

Iolanthe wrote:

I used to have one like this years ago - the children played with it in the garden - made it into a tent.

Surely that is a clothes horse!


Isn't the airing cupboard used then?

a) Summer Kagan from Radix

b) Robert James Cartwright from A Tapestry of Time

c) Martin Conisby from Black Bartlemy's Treasure

d) Taran from Taran Wanderer

e) Thomas Thorne from Doctor Thorne

Cornaquious wrote:Best book you've . . . read? Stone and Flute by Hans Bemmann.