| quote: Originally posted by Linnl:
Ultra cool, jkt. Thanks, as always, for sharing about Bradbury events.
Technically, this was a Neil Gaiman event. 
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| quote: Originally posted by douglasSP:
I received mine today, and I'm totally thrilled with it!
For those not sure whether they need this edition:
I counted 90 pages of thoroughly worthwhile additional material. Ninety!
Jon Eller's additions make the book at "must have."
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| quote: Originally posted by jkt:
...Jon Eller's additions make the book at "must have."
All the more reason to be confused and disappointed by the publisher's lack of emphasis of how new and different this edition is. (See other thread for details!) |
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It was a very long evening. Neil was signing until after 2:45 a.m.