Comments on: Get the Books http://solarclipper.com News from the Golden Age Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:41:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: The Roundtable Podcast » Blog Archive » Literary Alchemist: Nathan Lowell http://solarclipper.com/get-the-books/comment-page-4/#comment-31233 The Roundtable Podcast » Blog Archive » Literary Alchemist: Nathan Lowell Sat, 04 Feb 2012 18:14:27 +0000 http://durandus.org/golden/get-the-books/#comment-31233 [...] “Quarter Share – Trader’s Tales from the Golden Age of the Solar Clipper: Book 1. Start here. If that doesn’t do it for you, stop.” (You can find it here: http://solarclipper.com/get-the-books/) [...] [...] “Quarter Share – Trader’s Tales from the Golden Age of the Solar Clipper: Book 1. Start here. If that doesn’t do it for you, stop.” (You can find it here: http://solarclipper.com/get-the-books/) [...]

]]> By: The Captain http://solarclipper.com/get-the-books/comment-page-4/#comment-26440 The Captain Tue, 22 Nov 2011 13:29:25 +0000 http://durandus.org/golden/get-the-books/#comment-26440 more books are on the way, paul :D more books are on the way, paul :D

]]> By: paul lynagh-smith http://solarclipper.com/get-the-books/comment-page-4/#comment-26331 paul lynagh-smith Sun, 20 Nov 2011 12:45:14 +0000 http://durandus.org/golden/get-the-books/#comment-26331 there is only one thing wrong with the books i only get one day's reading out of each book as as soon as i start i cannot put the book down until i have finished it. i have downloaded all the pod casts but i do not want to listen to them until i have read the books first. many thanks for such great stories keep up the good work. PS wright faster it is killing me waiting for the next one. there is only one thing wrong with the books i only get one day’s reading out of each book as as soon as i start i cannot put the book down until i have finished it.
i have downloaded all the pod casts but i do not want to listen to them until i have read the books first.
many thanks for such great stories keep up the good work.
PS wright faster it is killing me waiting for the next one.

]]> By: The Captain http://solarclipper.com/get-the-books/comment-page-4/#comment-25648 The Captain Thu, 10 Nov 2011 16:38:12 +0000 http://durandus.org/golden/get-the-books/#comment-25648 Thanks, Carol. I'll be adding Ravenwood soon. Maybe today. The others are held up at the publisher and there's not much I can do to hurry that along. Thanks, Carol.

I’ll be adding Ravenwood soon. Maybe today.

The others are held up at the publisher and there’s not much I can do to hurry that along.

]]> By: Carol Curtis http://solarclipper.com/get-the-books/comment-page-4/#comment-25647 Carol Curtis Thu, 10 Nov 2011 15:59:53 +0000 http://durandus.org/golden/get-the-books/#comment-25647 I like your books a lot I have them on podiocast and ebook both, at least all I can get. I tried your ebook site but all that was there was one book and I have it already. Please put the other books there so I can buy them from you. Keep up the good work and I look forward to the new series. Carol I like your books a lot I have them on podiocast and ebook both, at least all I can get. I tried your ebook site but all that was there was one book and I have it already. Please put the other books there so I can buy them from you. Keep up the good work and I look forward to the new series. Carol

]]> By: Gene http://solarclipper.com/get-the-books/comment-page-4/#comment-25373 Gene Tue, 01 Nov 2011 12:41:46 +0000 http://durandus.org/golden/get-the-books/#comment-25373 Sir, I started the Clipper series just before I deployed and I tore them up on Kindle (which was new for the deployment too). I tell folks the story is routine, but somehow intoxicating. No grand space battles and wormhole generators, just people, time, dedication and adventure. In short, I'm hooked. Like most, I'm waiting for Double to come out on Kindle, but I can wait. I read out Clarke decades ago, but you take me back to that purity and wonder. Dude, spot on! I enjoy reading your work and wish you all the best. Geneatis. Sir,

I started the Clipper series just before I deployed and I tore them up on Kindle (which was new for the deployment too). I tell folks the story is routine, but somehow intoxicating. No grand space battles and wormhole generators, just people, time, dedication and adventure. In short, I’m hooked. Like most, I’m waiting for Double to come out on Kindle, but I can wait. I read out Clarke decades ago, but you take me back to that purity and wonder. Dude, spot on! I enjoy reading your work and wish you all the best. Geneatis.

]]> By: Jason http://solarclipper.com/get-the-books/comment-page-4/#comment-25133 Jason Mon, 24 Oct 2011 18:05:00 +0000 http://durandus.org/golden/get-the-books/#comment-25133 I tore through all 6 stories in short order. Read the first 3 on my Kindle (I love the recommendations I get from there) and instead of waiting I listened to the last 3 on my iPod. I've never listened to a book and found that headphones paint a very vivid picture. I'll be considering audio much more seriously in the future. The story reminded me of myself to a certain degree. In the Navy I was promoted very quickly due to my test taking abilities and was even pushed towards OCS. I declined that track and left the military after my first 4 years. I loved being out at sea but disliked the rigidness of military life. My first marriage even ended in a similar way. I hope in future series Ishmael returns to Dunsany Roads. I felt a much strong connection to those characters and would love to see how their lives have unfolded. Diurnia never seemed like home. I thoroughly enjoyed your style and you are a master of character development. And now I'm hooked on coffee again. :) I tore through all 6 stories in short order. Read the first 3 on my Kindle (I love the recommendations I get from there) and instead of waiting I listened to the last 3 on my iPod. I’ve never listened to a book and found that headphones paint a very vivid picture. I’ll be considering audio much more seriously in the future.

The story reminded me of myself to a certain degree. In the Navy I was promoted very quickly due to my test taking abilities and was even pushed towards OCS. I declined that track and left the military after my first 4 years. I loved being out at sea but disliked the rigidness of military life. My first marriage even ended in a similar way.

I hope in future series Ishmael returns to Dunsany Roads. I felt a much strong connection to those characters and would love to see how their lives have unfolded. Diurnia never seemed like home.

I thoroughly enjoyed your style and you are a master of character development.

And now I’m hooked on coffee again. :)

]]> By: The Captain http://solarclipper.com/get-the-books/comment-page-4/#comment-25002 The Captain Wed, 19 Oct 2011 10:47:10 +0000 http://durandus.org/golden/get-the-books/#comment-25002 Thanks, Preston. Coffee and food are Big Things for people on ships. It strikes some folks odd but makes perfect sense to those of us who've been out there. Thanks, Preston. Coffee and food are Big Things for people on ships. It strikes some folks odd but makes perfect sense to those of us who’ve been out there.

]]> By: Preston Summers http://solarclipper.com/get-the-books/comment-page-4/#comment-24972 Preston Summers Tue, 18 Oct 2011 19:59:49 +0000 http://durandus.org/golden/get-the-books/#comment-24972 Mr. Lowell Excellent series I am very happy with how you set your characters especially with the coffee when I transfered to my first ship that is how I was taught to make coffee always clean the pot with vinegar first but never ever clean a chiefs cup :) Mr. Lowell

Excellent series I am very happy with how you set your characters especially with the coffee when I transfered to my first ship that is how I was taught to make coffee always clean the pot with vinegar first but never ever clean a chiefs cup :)

]]> By: Jon B. http://solarclipper.com/get-the-books/comment-page-4/#comment-24814 Jon B. Fri, 14 Oct 2011 06:07:41 +0000 http://durandus.org/golden/get-the-books/#comment-24814 Chowed through Quarter/Half/Full in an afternoon...waiting for the rest in print with anticipation. Can't stand e-books, like watching paint paint drying. Excellent read, though Ishmael is just a tad "to much of a good thing". Just hoping you don't go all Heilein on us in the remainder. Chowed through Quarter/Half/Full in an afternoon…waiting for the rest in print with anticipation. Can’t stand e-books, like watching paint paint drying. Excellent read, though Ishmael is just a tad “to much of a good thing”. Just hoping you don’t go all Heilein on us in the remainder.

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