Tad's a paperback author for me. There's a lot to admire about his books, but something about them always leaves me a bit cold. I can't put a finger on it, but whether it's Tailchaser, MS&T, or Otherland, each one seems to be missing an important *something* that doesn't allow me to become as fully immersed as in some other authors' work. I like him enough that I'm always tempted to buy the hardcover, but not enough that I actually do.
Well, since my birthday's coming up, am planning to get Shadowmarch as TPB, UK version. 
Good enough justification than any right?
Funny enough, I love my HB of MS&T book 3 since I never liked the splitting of the book into 2.
But aside from that, never really thought of getting him in HB.
Tad is one of my top 5 writers, so he's ALWAYS a hardback for me.
Yep , Tad's a pretty good read (MS&T , recommended by some FitzFlagg fella)I enjoyed his writing and story telling alot . As for HB , I can barely afford PB's let alone a frosty Guinness . Mmmm Guinness !!
BTW nice blog Rob !
Yep , Tad's a pretty good read (MS&T , recommended by some FitzFlagg fella)I enjoyed his writing and story telling alot . As for HB , I can barely afford PB's let alone a frosty Guinness . Mmmm Guinness !!
BTW nice blog Rob !
Thanks Brad.
There are always funds for Guinness. Hell the day I got laid off from the Job from Hell, I told my wife I needed to buy some beer.
Thanks Brad.
There are always funds for Guinness. Hell the day I got laid off from the Job from Hell, I told my wife I needed to buy some beer.
Well, you know that old song:
"In heaven, there is no beer; that's why we drink it here..." 
Well, you know that old song:
"In heaven, there is no beer; that's why we drink it here..."
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