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Old 10-14-2004, 08:00 AM   #31
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Topic is overrated.
'Ripping off' may be a little overstated. What I mean is that very few writers are ever adding, or changing, the way fantasy is written. And those who do are going unsung.
I agree, and the fact that Steven Erikson has had so much trouble being published in the US is evidence of that.
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Ah, Steven Erikson. He's the best thing since sliced bread.
I need Midnight Tides. I must have it.
My nearest Angus and Robertson doesn't stock Memories of Ice or Midnight Tides. I'll have to go to Minotaur in Melbourne for them.
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