Hi everyone,

I spent a few days putting together a hobby website for "...Learning Curve" since I was concerned that Tor wasn't going to have a dedicated book site and I wanted to help get the word out:



Bill P. is aware of my site, and was complimentary. If he hates it he was too polite to tell me ; ) BTW, If he hasn't already mentioned his own new site here on the forums, you should check it out:

I'd welcome any comments (constructive criticism, anyway) or suggestions on how to make my site better. In future, as spare time permits, I hope to add some modules containing RAH rarities, collections, nonfiction, etc.

best,
Mark Bult
Oakland, CA

Nice! I wish you would have avoided giving credit to Panshin, but other than that no complaints. Good work.

I thought it was a wonderful gesture, and beautifully done.

Thank you gentlemen.

re: Panshin, I sit on the fence between wanting to be complete (relatively) and wanting to present the best works in any given grouping. In this case, since a major purpose of the site is to uncover other RAH and RAH-related works people might not be familiar with, I erred on the side of "complete."