Greg,

I just read your reply to "Why do you write?" and I must say that your "reasoning" is about the most unpredictable, and the most amusing, thing that I have read on LT to date.

Keep it up,
Danny Birt

posted by buchleser at 1:08 pm (EST) on Sep 14, 2007

Hi Greg:

I just logged my copy of Wild Talents into my LibraryThing. Congratulations! It is a beauty!

I'm looking forward to learning more about your new game, Reign. There was a flyer in the box with my copy of WT.

Cheers,

TG

posted by tallgeese at 1:31 am (EST) on Feb 24, 2007

Hi Greg:

Yes, I will let you know about Fantomas. I just need to finish Kushner's "Swordspoint" first. :)

TG

posted by tallgeese at 3:29 pm (EST) on Jan 9, 2007

Hi Greg:

Re UA, I probably just clicked on the copy in your library to port it over to mine.

Titus Groan is one I have heard many good things about over the years, but have never read. A friend ran an excellent play-by-post email game of Everway, that was set on a huge castle estate in the city of Eveway, though, so I feel like I've had a taste.

Famtomas is one I picked up yesterday, but yes, this looks very good.

Cheers,

TG

posted by tallgeese at 11:04 am (EST) on Jan 5, 2007

I'm shocked and astonished. I just put in everything with my name and a few others I picked off the closest shelf, and in my recommendations it tossed up (1) a nonfiction book by a guy whose novel I read last month but whom I never referenced in my library and (2) the second edition of a cookbook I used the day before yesterday, which I ALSO did not reference.

Either this thing is reading my mind, or I'm a lot less unique than I thought, or the art of the Venn Diagram has gotten scary advanced.

-G.

posted by GregStolze at 5:48 pm (EST) on Nov 9, 2006