Re: About LASER
- From: Alexander Kay <alexx@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2006 22:44:15 +0000 (UTC)
In <ds0msp$rdv$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> jdnicoll@xxxxxxxxx (James Nicoll) writes:
In article <ds0lk1$cts$2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Alexander Kay <alexx@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Speaking of Tim Powers and Laser, ISTR that The Drawing of the Dark was
written under
contract for Laser, but they folded before putting it out.
I seem to recall Elwood turned it down.
[Googles]
Nope, it was more complicated than that but you are righter
than I am:
Reading your citation, I do not come to the conclusion that I was righter.
Your statement was actually factually correct, and mine wasn't.
Alexx
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