Re: On writing Freedom & Necessity

[kayjayoh]

Like these?

[Ada]

That link has too many quote marks. Try this: http://www3.sympatico.ca/jpolowin/recipes/paprika.htm
Sadly, the page doesn't say how well the bribe worked.

[Emma Bull]

I would eat those.

Actually, I think I'd make them with a combination of fresh-ground dried ginger and a little cayenne, and/or possibly a shake of black pepper. And maybe a little lemon zest. Or would that be too many elements?

[greywalker]

Only one way to find out, Emma. 

And then, of course, report back to us.

[Elizabeth Bear]

Only one way to find out, Emma.  us.

Slip Chaz the recipe!

[oxlin]

I admit, it's one of the books I have in battered paperback for carrying around, and also in nice hardcover for keeping over the long haul.  I don't double up that often, but...sometimes you just gotta.
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Me too, but my hardback is signed by both authors. 

It stays in a nice safe place for occasional looks, while the poor, battered paper back takes most of the abuse of being re-read. 

Mine too but I've lent it out to someone. I want it back now. Not because I think she'll lose it (she won't) but because now I want to re-read it and it is my only copy.

[Paul Oppenheimer]

Re: Starting with Steve: I like Agyar an awful lot. *g*

Agyar is good (well, it's Brust.  What else would it be?), but my all-time favorite is The Sun, The Moon, and The Stars.*  But read it after you're read some of his other stuff.. you get added oomph that way.



* - And not just for proper use of commas!

Serial commas, yeah.

[glinda_w]

Agyar is good (well, it's Brust.  What else would it be?), but my all-time favorite is The Sun, The Moon, and The Stars.*  But read it after you're read some of his other stuff.. you get added oomph that way.

* - And not just for proper use of commas!

Serial commas, yeah.

Yes.