Davis, Iain E. writes:
>I have to admit that I have enjoyed Cowboy Feng's more, and re-read it
>more often that BP. But that doesn't make it a better book...that's more
>likely a reflection of my preferences, rather than quality. :)
I have to admit that I thought Coyboy Feng's was a snoozer -- the only
Brust novel I actively disliked. Wheras Brokedown Palace...was damned
good, and I really need to reread it, since I don't remember all that
much of it.
And, BTW, _Paths of the Dead_ is out. I'm a bit over a hundred pages
in, and have, I believe, surmised a few things that have been hinted
at but not outright stated. This -is- fun.
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