Books again

[kengr]

I finally got the list of the books I'm trying to sell (there will be more when I can unearth more boxes)

These are all hardcovers in very good condition. A few have some curl of the dust jackets, or some wear on the dust Jacket.

Drake, David - The Far Side of the Stars
Flint, Eric & Dennis, Andrew - 1634: The Galileo Affair
Flint, Eric & Wentworth, K. D. - The Course of Empire
Flint, Eric - 1632
Flint, Eric - 1633
Freer, Dave - A Mankind Witch
Lackey, Mercedes & Edghill, Rosemary - Beyond World's End
Lackey, Mercedes & Flint, Eric & Freer, Dave - The Shadow of the Lion
Lackey, Mercedes & Flint, Eric & Freer, Dave - The Wizard of Karres
Lackey, Mercedes & Gellis, Roberta - This Sceptered Isle
Ringo, John & Evans, Linda - The Road to Damascus
Ringo, John & Kratman, Tom - Watch on the Rhine
Ringo, John - Hell's Faire
Ringo, John - Into the Looking Glass
Ringo, John - There will Be Dragons
Ringo, John - When the Devil Dances
Spencer, Wen - Tinker
Taylor, Travis S. - Warp Speed
Weber, David & Evans, Linda - Hell Hath No Fury
Weber, David & Flint, Eric - 1633
Weber, David & Flint, Eric - Crown of Slaves
Weber, David & Ringo, John - March to the Sea
Weber, David & Ringo, John - March to the Stars
Weber, David & Ringo, John - March Upcountry
Weber, David & Ringo, John - We Few
Weber, David & White, Steve - The Shiva Option
Weber, David - Ashes of Victory
Weber, David - At All Costs
Weber, David - Changer of Worlds
Weber, David - Echoes of Honor
Weber, David - Shadow of Saganami
Weber, David - The Excalibur Alternative
Weber, David - The Service of the Sword
Weber, David - War of Honor
Weber, David - Worlds of Honor

Comments

[my-real-head.livejournal.com]

Squee! Someone else who's suffered through David Weber's writing.

[kengr]

Hey, Weber's not that bad. He could use more editing on the later books though.

[my-real-head.livejournal.com]

Maybe it was Steve White's contribution, and I have only read the Stars At War series, but geez. In Death Ground was like reading a selection of lists from a D&D campaign. (Well, I can see the reason for that)

I rather did like Insurrection, though.

[kengr]

The Honor Harrington stuff is good. Though as I noted, it could use some editing in the later books (also suffers from the problem of what to do when the main character is too high level :-)

You can check out the early Honor Harrington books for free at http://www.baen.com/library/

[janetmiles.livejournal.com]

Is The Excalibur Alternative one of the Honorverse books? Because if it is, Dale doesn't have it and he should.

[kengr]

No, it's more or less standalone book. A short version was in Foreign Legions

In the interests of full disclosure, it *is* one of the Weber books in the Baen Free Library online. So you can check it out.