Greg Strandberg
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L.E. Modesitt Jr.:
Where did you learn so much about carpentry? I really enjoyed those small details in the Recluce books.
L.E. Modesitt Jr.
Although my father was an attorney, he did woodworking on the side, and I grew up around it. The only piece of furniture I've made, however, was a cherry cradle, using only hand tools, and that convinced me my future didn't lie in woodworking. A number of my grandchildren slept in it, and one of my daughters has it now.
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☯ Rikuson R. Rozan ☯
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L.E. Modesitt Jr.:
Have been trying to purchase The Magic of Recluse in Hardcover. But unfortunately they have been sold out for a very long time. Only ones selling it online are 2nd handed sellers for prices that are double, triple & sometimes more than quadruple to what the original price was. I wanted to know if there's any way or hope that you can contact Tor Publisher to look into doing Hardcover Reprints! Can you look into this?
Steve
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L.E. Modesitt Jr.:
I listened to some of the chapters in Legacies. How far is a vaunt between home steads in Legacies?
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