kalliste a écrit :SI , avec ça on est bien avancé, ça c'est de la communication!:mrgreen:
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Euh, Pat, quand ce sont des news de ce genre, tu sais qu'on préfère passer d'abord par le site, et ensuite on poste en forum pour en discuter. 
:arrow: http://www.elbakin.net/fantasy/news/473 ... -ProchaineMais merci de l'info, je la guettais depuis ton teasing.
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George a quelque peu les nerfs...I am, however, getting bloody sick of all the off-topic comments, and the trolls who use any LJ post of mine, regardless of subject, as another excuse to slam me about DANCE being late. I can't stop you from posting such comments, of course... but I can and will remove 'em, and ban the posters. LJ makes that pretty easy, I'm glad to say. And life is too short to deal with trolls.
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En effet, ça se comprend... Autant on peut comprendre que des fans perdent patience, autant je ne vois pas quel profit il y a à tirer d'aller énerver l'auteur. Sans compter qu'il faudrait peut-être relativiser un peu, aussi frustrante que soit l'attente il y a tout de même des problèmes un peu plus graves dans la vie ! :oThys
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Merci pour ces nouvelles!Je ne connais pas Hunter's Run mais je vais m'y intéresser...J'ai par contre relevé l'info concernant la prochaine parution de Warriors . Je n'aime pas spécialement les anthologies mais la présentation qu'en fait GRRM me semble très intéressante et Hobb, Williams et Gaiman sur la liste des écrivains qui vont produire une nouvelle pour cet ouvrage , cela semble prometteur. :)Toujours pas de ADWD en vue...mais beaucoup de promos et d'activités du côté de l'amateur de foot. Il en veut toujours aux trolls. 
Il en veut toujours aux trolls. 
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Il est clair que ce n'était pas vraiment le moment d'aller au Japon.1st September 20076:35pm: Missing WorldconI wish I was in Yokohama.Yeah, yeah, I know. I made the logical, adult, sensible decision, and stayed home to work on A DANCE WITH DRAGONS and my myriad other projects. It wouldn't have made much sense for me to fly to Japan just for the con, not with the trip being as grueling and expensive as it is, and I certainly couldn't afford to take off the month or six weeks it would have required for me to do worldcon, and make promotional appearances in Japan, Korea, and China as well, as my various Asian publishers wanted. And no matter how long or short the trip was, the mails and emails and bills and deadlines would have piled up monstrously in my absence, and I would have returned to find myself buried, and it would have taken another two weeks just to dig myself out, and I can't afford that time, I really can't.I know all that.All the same, not being at worldcon is killing me. I was okay at first, when I just knew in a kind of abstract way that the con was going on, but now con reports and pictures are starting to show up on various blogs and listservs that I frequent, and every time I read one it bums me out a little more. Maybe if everyone was writing, "this is the worst damned convention in worldcon history," and "Japan is unbearable," I would feel a little better about staying home, but that's not what they are writing at all.Today the Hugo results came in, salt in the wound. Not only have I missed worldcon and the chance to visit Japan, but I have missed the Hugoes for the first time in twenty-one years. And THEN I hear that Montreal has won the 2009 worldcon over Kansas City. Sucks. Ah, what can I say...
De toute façon je le voyais pas mourir le bout d'homme... Enfin peut être que ces fameux chapitres sur Tyrion traitent de sa mort !
