Kevin's Watch

I started out with Covenant and loved it. Read the library-versions three times and then I found 6 of the 7 books in a store...and today (after almost 10 years) I just completed a deal which will send me the last book of the second chronicles...now I am finally able to read them all again!!!

I just found out that 4 more books are planned about Covenant!! Very cool!!! I do hope they will be translated in Dutch though!!!

I also have the first three translated and amazing GAP-books...

I searched everywhere for the remaining parts but found out that only three of the five books were translated

Anybody have some GAP-books spare?

Or Covenant-books???? From the first two series?
I would like to have all the issues in English now since the are not likely to be translated and I do want to know how the series goes!! I do however first want to have the older series in the same language before starting the final and third act!!

<nodding> yep, great suggestion. Before they were re-issued, I picked up two of the Reed Stephens mystery novels through "abe"...

I have two books that need a good home. Just ask ...

I happen to have an extra copy of The Illearth War, in hardcover, first edition (I think), in good condition.
Update - This one has been taken.



I happen to have an extra copy of The Man Who Tried to Get Away, in paperback, brand new.
Update - This one has been taken, too.

I have all of the Gap series in paperback in excellent condition. In English.

I also have all 6 paperbacks of the 1st and 2nd Chronicles. And Daughter of Regals. Also all in English. These are more well worn, read-many-times copies.

All of these are in need of new homes. I have downsized my lifestyle so most of my library has to go.

I can give a shameless plug for my book listings on Half.com if that's permitted.

Well boom asked, didn't he? Way I must have your Man Who Tried to Get Away!! I have the first two but haven't been able to find that!

Done deal, danlo.

I have a bunch of well worn copies of LFB, several of which have FBH notes and markings in them but are still readable if anyone wants one.

I think that those FBH books should be donated to the Kent State University and added to the SRD Archives. But that's just me.

Hear, HEAR!!! (cool beans Way! Thanks!)

Oops ... it turns out (to my embarrassment) that I had, in the bottom of a box in the attic, another hard back, first edition of White Gold Weilder. It's been read, and there are a couple of small spots on the page ends, but I would classify it as in very good condition.



I'm pretty sure that this is the last one. Anyone with some shelf space that they need to fill?