Hi everyone. We will start our discussion on The Jaunt tomorrow night, Wednesday the 18th at 7 PM EST, 7.000000000067 PM + eternity, Mars central time.
Hope you can join us!
Hope you can join us!
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Looking forward to the discussions.Hi everyone. We will start our discussion on The Jaunt tomorrow night, Wednesday the 18th at 7 PM EST, 7.000000000067 PM + eternity, Mars central time.
Hope you can join us!
...good snag darlin’....it certainly is a harbinger of what became Todash space...Late here-- lost power this afternoon for a spell and playing catch up-
OK, agree with Tina the story telling part was so special. This line is a heart stopper-- "It's longer than you think".
The idea of being trapped, in an endless void, only your mind tape playing------ just beyond comprehension.
I think, being a boy in his youth, always wanting to know the unknown, he would have tried it even if his dad had made a stronger point about the mice.
Did anyone feel a DT connection? Todash Space-- as described in the DT-- a void that exists between worlds.
Before I forget, Tery would you like to pick the next story? You had one in mind, I think.
Yes, it's fine. Fljoe said we could pick anything, try different authors. I did Bradbury, and Tina went back to SK.Yes, I do. It's not one of Uncle Stevie's stories, though. That okay right now?
Awesome! Downloaded and ready to read. Thank you!Okay, then. It's The Upper Berth by Marion F. Crawford. It's free on Kindle here:
Or text-only is found here: The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Upper Berth, by F. Marion Crawford.
On board!!Okay, then. It's The Upper Berth by Marion F. Crawford. It's free on Kindle here:
Or text-only is found here: The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Upper Berth, by F. Marion Crawford.
Downloaded it just now. Thank you.Okay, then. It's The Upper Berth by Marion F. Crawford. It's free on Kindle here:
Or text-only is found here: The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Upper Berth, by F. Marion Crawford.
So.... next week, then? Is that the amount of time we're giving ourselves?
Tery -- will there be a reading group discussion for tonight, or should it be delay til next week due to the Kon?
The Upper Berth by Marion F. Crawford.
I can only speak for myself but I have a feeling most are still recuperating or winding down from the excitement and the travel, so I will bow out of this one for tonight.I was thinking about that. It may be a good idea to delay it. Not sure how many of us went to the Kon, though.
Can a Kon attendee chime in here?