Re: Tuffleyverse fiction was: RE: Cross Dimensions

I have an e-pub version of Rot Hafen if anyone is interested. Do note
this version is heavily edited and I never ran it by the author. 

Roger Books

On Apr 30, 2014, at 10:13 AM, Ground Zero Games <jon@gzg.com> wrote:

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>> Have you ventured into the Lost Fleet series any?
>> 
>> I would also suggest the Odyssey One series, as long as you can
overlook
>> the technical gaffs and blatant astronomical errors the author makes.
Get
>> past that, the series is pretty good.
>> 
>> Mk
> 
> 
> I would also recommend Ian Douglas' "Star Carrier" series (4 books so 
> far) - fun and a good read, some nice treatments of (very) non-human 
> aliens and some rather esoteric tech (ships pulling multiple 
> thousands of G by projecting artificial singularities that they then 
> "fall" towards) but nothing that's any worse for PSB than the 
> Honorverse and/or Drake's RCN novels.
> Very "US Navy In Space Saves Humanity", but then that's what a lot of 
> readers want from Space Naval fiction; some elements have quite an FT 
> feel to them, at least that's what I felt while reading them.....
> 
> Jon (GZG)
> 
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>> 
>> On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 8:26 AM, Douglas Evans <devans@nebraska.edu>
wrote:
>> 
>>>> "We had to stop as the miniatures were getting tired".
>>> 
>>> Needs to be on a sampler at all game cons...
>>> 
>>> If it's not that real, try again.
>>> 
>>> I once tried a couple of short stories using my then quite young
daughter
>>> name as 'merican member of the NAC navy. Had bits suggesting Brit
nobility
>>> bias in officer corps, her rising almost by accident, bravely
pulling
>>> though.
>>> 
>>> All shite; I'm a vacchead. NOBODY does good space naval space. (No,
I
>>> don't care for the Honorverse)
>>> 
>>> Did like Yesterday's Children until Gerrold rehabilitated Korie...
>>> 
>>> Doug
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