Re: back to the novels (does anyone remember those)

Posted by Aragorn from MTL-ppp-148240.qc.sympatico.ca (65.94.17.103) on Thursday, July 08, 2004 at 3:49pm :

In Reply to: Re: back to the novels (does anyone remember those) posted by Michaelson from mcross.utsi.edu (150.182.24.206) on Thursday, July 08, 2004 at 11:10am :

Hmmm... if you haven't got anything better to do (and I know we all have), do yourself a favor and re-read them. I don't think I'd touched any of them since 1999, back when Secret of the Sphinx came out, and it's nice to revisit them more than five years later (in all their cases except fo course for Sphinx).

Carry on Carry on,

MN

: It's been a while since I've read the novels. As I do recall, the Hollow Earth was the most convoluted tale of the group, and wandered all over the place, as you point out, from dreamscapes to real holes in the ground. Like I said, it's been to long, but that much I do remember. I think you have the best 'handle' on the storyline I've read to date. Regards. Michaelson

Follow Ups: Re: back to the novels (does anyone remember those) - Michaelson 3:56pm 07/12/2004 Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: ( default ) Subject: Message: : Hmmm... if you haven't got anything better to do (and I know we all have), do yourself a favor and re-read them. I don't think I'd touched any of them since 1999, back when Secret of the Sphinx came out, and it's nice to revisit them more than five years later (in all their cases except fo course for Sphinx). : Carry on Carry on, : MN : : It's been a while since I've read the novels. As I do recall, the Hollow Earth was the most convoluted tale of the group, and wandered all over the place, as you point out, from dreamscapes to real holes in the ground. Like I said, it's been to long, but that much I do remember. I think you have the best 'handle' on the storyline I've read to date. Regards. Michaelson Optional Link ( default ) URL: Title: Optional Image Link ( default ) URL: This board is powered by the Mr. Fong Device from Cyberarmy.com