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Tolt
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greetings from the great wet west
Posted: 24 May 06 8:56 PM
Hi all.  i've been reading starfist since '01.  This series alone got me interested in military fiction to the point i have dropped fantasy reading.  but since my local library has a limited sci-fi section i have re-read most of the starfist books at least 5-10 times (@writers: hence my beam space question)
i'm attending a local community college and will be graduating in december with a two year associate of science (computer network administrator).
shadowghost1
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Re: greetings from the great wet west
Posted: 28 May 06 11:40 PM

Welcome to the boards, Tolt!  Glad to see that you are joining in on the discussions.

Where are you at in the west?

Shadowghost1
Tolt
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Re: greetings from the great wet west
Posted: 30 May 06 11:49 AM

I live in Olympia, Washington.  Memorial day was the first day in the past week that wasn't wet and considering that I walk to get around town, I've been kinda soggy lately. 

oh well, its called the evergreen state for a reason

 
SouthWind
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Re: greetings from the great wet west
Posted: 30 May 06 3:47 PM
Watch out for those Pacific Tsunami's. Welcome aboard Tolt, glad to see more people round here.
mclark
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Re: greetings from the great wet west
Posted: 31 May 06 1:13 AM
Hi Tolt!  You shouldn't give up too early on fantasy, since David Sherman has a military/fantasy series going called DemonTech (assuming you're unfamiliar with it).  There are some comments on it in the DemonTech part of the forum.  The series is currently stalled at three books while the publisher awaits more buyers for the books.  But it is a very readable and fascinating series.  Barnes and Noble on Olympia's west side has all three books on the shelf, BTW.

You might be interested to hear that I am also an Olympia resident.  It sounds like you're attending South Puget Sound Community College, which was my school also (class of '87!).  I work for the State of Washington as a computer programmer.
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