Comments on: Paperback Book Club http://www.postmodernbarney.com/2010/02/paperback-book-club-103/ Sat, 04 Feb 2012 05:58:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Mitchell Craig http://www.postmodernbarney.com/2010/02/paperback-book-club-103/#comment-3802 Mitchell Craig Mon, 08 Feb 2010 03:58:05 +0000 http://www.postmodernbarney.com/?p=5987#comment-3802 Adric finally made the team! Adric finally made the team!

]]> By: Kevin http://www.postmodernbarney.com/2010/02/paperback-book-club-103/#comment-3799 Kevin Sun, 07 Feb 2010 19:42:00 +0000 http://www.postmodernbarney.com/?p=5987#comment-3799 I think it's much harder to find than Lungbarrow or The Dying Days, b/c they've both been reprinted as e-books on the BBC site, so they were much easier to find to just read - this one hasn't as of yet. Mind you, it does make me wonder if the BBC could make the entire line available again as e-books - there are a ton of NAs and MAs I only read as library books that I'd love to read again... I think it’s much harder to find than Lungbarrow or The Dying Days, b/c they’ve both been reprinted as e-books on the BBC site, so they were much easier to find to just read – this one hasn’t as of yet. Mind you, it does make me wonder if the BBC could make the entire line available again as e-books – there are a ton of NAs and MAs I only read as library books that I’d love to read again…

]]> By: cobalt http://www.postmodernbarney.com/2010/02/paperback-book-club-103/#comment-3798 cobalt Sun, 07 Feb 2010 17:16:58 +0000 http://www.postmodernbarney.com/?p=5987#comment-3798 I thought it was rather clever that the cover artist had both Peter and Sylv wearing the same hat. Nice subtle touch, there. I thought it was rather clever that the cover artist had both Peter and Sylv wearing the same hat. Nice subtle touch, there.

]]> By: Bob Temuka http://www.postmodernbarney.com/2010/02/paperback-book-club-103/#comment-3795 Bob Temuka Sun, 07 Feb 2010 00:30:36 +0000 http://www.postmodernbarney.com/?p=5987#comment-3795 This is much, much harder to get in this part of the world than Lungbarrow or The Dyign Days. I meet a man once, who claimed he had once meet somebody who owned a copy, but that's as close as I've ever got. It's a shame, because Parkin's books are always rewarding. And I read his book that attempted to give the entire Who universe a coherent chronology until it fell to pieces. This is much, much harder to get in this part of the world than Lungbarrow or The Dyign Days. I meet a man once, who claimed he had once meet somebody who owned a copy, but that’s as close as I’ve ever got.

It’s a shame, because Parkin’s books are always rewarding. And I read his book that attempted to give the entire Who universe a coherent chronology until it fell to pieces.

]]> By: Greg McElhatton http://www.postmodernbarney.com/2010/02/paperback-book-club-103/#comment-3789 Greg McElhatton Sat, 06 Feb 2010 15:01:17 +0000 http://www.postmodernbarney.com/?p=5987#comment-3789 Yeah, due to it being one of the last published before Virgin lost the license, plus it being one of the few MAs that NA-only-readers were interested in, meant that it never got additional printings that would've fulfilled the demand. Not as hard to find as Lungbarrow or Dying Days, but not easy either! Yeah, due to it being one of the last published before Virgin lost the license, plus it being one of the few MAs that NA-only-readers were interested in, meant that it never got additional printings that would’ve fulfilled the demand. Not as hard to find as Lungbarrow or Dying Days, but not easy either!

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