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1 total messages Started by Chuq Von Rospach; Lord of the Ot... Fri, 26 Sep 1986 06:06
OtherRealms #9 (October, 1986) [4 of 3] -- The Errata Sheet
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Author: Chuq Von Rospach; Lord of the Ot...
Date: Fri, 26 Sep 1986 06:06
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Due to Unix's tendency to truncate long lines silently, there were a couple
of paragraphs that got lopped off arbitrarily.  Here is a set of diffs that
should show you what the missing material is.  Of course, there is one in
each of the three sections I sent out, so simply reposting isn't feasible.

chuq

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*** 9.1	Mon Sep 22 14:50:19 1986
--- 9.1+	Thu Sep 25 22:35:45 1986
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*** 268,274 ****
  least of which is getting stuck in the middle of an assinine political
  battle with the Science Fiction Research Association.  The SFRA is
  being idiotic, and we're losing a serious genre resource because of
! it.  She's left a strong reviewing system, though, and
  
  Finally, an honorable mention.  Science Fiction Review, a Fanzine
  published by Richard Geis, has been the premier review oriented fanzine
--- 268,275 ----
  least of which is getting stuck in the middle of an assinine political
  battle with the Science Fiction Research Association.  The SFRA is
  being idiotic, and we're losing a serious genre resource because of
! it.  She's left a strong reviewing system, though, and hopefully someone
! will step in and carry it forward.  Fantasy Review is highly recommended.
  
  Finally, an honorable mention.  Science Fiction Review, a Fanzine
  published by Richard Geis, has been the premier review oriented fanzine

*** 9.2	Mon Sep 22 14:53:42 1986
--- 9.2+	Thu Sep 25 22:37:44 1986
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*** 592,598 ****
  honest by giving you a list of the freebies.  I definitely give review
  copies priority on my reading list, but that is because these are the
  new books and the books that should be reviewed.  In future issues, I'm
! going to start printing the lists of upcoming books as I
  
  The flow of review copies has gotten to the point where I can't even
  try to read all of them anymore, much as I'd like to.  This gives you
--- 592,600 ----
  honest by giving you a list of the freebies.  I definitely give review
  copies priority on my reading list, but that is because these are the
  new books and the books that should be reviewed.  In future issues, I'm
! going to start printing the lists of upcoming books as I get the
! information.  There are a lot of good books coming out between now and
! Christmas, and I hope to start telling you about them next month.
  
  The flow of review copies has gotten to the point where I can't even
  try to read all of them anymore, much as I'd like to.  This gives you

*** 9.3	Mon Sep 22 15:30:14 1986
--- 9.3+	Thu Sep 25 22:38:59 1986
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*** 68,74 ****
  of the trilogy) is bizarre and unsuspected enough to make the blue cave
  seem like a Sunday outing.  Very little is resolved, there is no real
  crisis, but the book builds to what promises to be a real blockbuster
! ending of the trilogy with an energy I ha
  
  When an author gets paid a lot of money to write a sequel beyond the
  logical end of the story, I find that the quality of the story
--- 68,75 ----
  of the trilogy) is bizarre and unsuspected enough to make the blue cave
  seem like a Sunday outing.  Very little is resolved, there is no real
  crisis, but the book builds to what promises to be a real blockbuster
! ending of the trilogy with an energy I haven't seen in Amber since SIGN OF
! THE UNICORN.
  
  When an author gets paid a lot of money to write a sequel beyond the
  logical end of the story, I find that the quality of the story
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