Calling any "well-known" people who read my stuff...

[seawasp]

... Baen is looking for blurbs for "Boundary". They of course have tons of nice things said about Eric Flint, but not much for me. I emailed a couple of people already (Lawrence Watt-Evans and Terry Brooks), but at the moment I don't have any good prospects for getting a blurb soon enough -- Lawrence hasn't quite gotten to DK and I suspect the same is true of Terry, who's probably at LEAST as busy as LWE.

So if anyone out there feels they could say something nice about Digital Knight or about "Diamonds Are Forever", and that they carry enough name recognition to make it worthwhile, please send me a little quote. I can grab something off several of the very nice online reviews, but I don't offhand recall any by big names.

Comments

[howardtayler.livejournal.com]

I could say something nice, but I think I fall into the "who in the hell is HE?" category.

--Howard

I would bet...

[seawasp]

... more people still know your name than mine. Maybe not, but how many unique visitors do you get per month?

Re: I would bet...

[howardtayler.livejournal.com]

Around 22,000.

[shana.livejournal.com]

Try posting this request on rasfc or rasfw -- maybe some of the regulars there might have a quote for you.

[fallenpegasus]

I agree. rasf[w|f|c] is the place to ask.

A quiet whisper that makes you lean forward to hear.

[voicefromshadow.livejournal.com]

Well Ryk I am sure the Eldar ones would be glad to put in a few words for you... provided you make a few... changes.... ::soft chuckle::.

But I suppose your too wise for that... Dave Drake might.. (Old Nathan and all that). Perhaps that Rec.geek.oldmasters group that doesn't exsist.... ;)

Merry Christmas and all that ::shudder:: cute stuff :)


"Oh, we won't be having any more of .. THAT"