I'm glad to hear you're enjoying it, Dear. The Posleen War books were my first intro to Ringo (and that because of a news blurb in Sluggy Freelance) showed a writer who seemed to be as good with ground war scifi as Weber was with space naval war scifi. But the Posleen books, while being entertaining reads, often seemed a bit rushed and although not quite 'fan fiction' seemed like they could have used some editorial assistance. I think he's rapidly gotten his writing legs under him though and I highly recommend the 'Prince Roger' series he collaborated on with Weber.
Also, the second book in the 'Dragons' world is out in hard cover now.
Somewhere or other, I've got some of those Baen book CD's and the last book of the Posleen War series had one in it that had the collected Ringo (at least up to that point in time) If I can track it down, I'll send it down to you; or figure out if I can upload the various book files to you.
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Date: 2004-08-05 04:37 pm (UTC)Also, the second book in the 'Dragons' world is out in hard cover now.
Somewhere or other, I've got some of those Baen book CD's and the last book of the Posleen War series had one in it that had the collected Ringo (at least up to that point in time) If I can track it down, I'll send it down to you; or figure out if I can upload the various book files to you.
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