I've often thought that those two share a great similarity - people with great ideas who have trouble actually putting them down on paper, while EGG might not have been the best at that, but could churn out stuff when he had to.
Anyway, it seems that Rob Kuntz did actually manage to finish the book, albeit only 72 pages/ At $19.99 plus shipping, I'll be giving it a pass, but probably an interesting read for an hour or so.
Wow, that is pretty short.
ReplyDeleteWithout knowing me, without knowing the content of the book, without these real facts, you negatively assess me and my work--and Gygax, as well in the pot--while even misstating the actual price of the book itself (though only by pennies), but yet the latter instance, all told, is another indicator of you paying no attention to facts as you push a negative and uninformed agenda. The book has already received two very good reviews; and it is not so much its length than its historically ground-breaking information and assessments, its concise content regarding why that is, is what matters. You are not forwarding news or even facts here, but an extreme and uninformed bias.
ReplyDeleteWithout knowing me, without knowing the content of the book, without these real facts, you negatively assess me and my work--and Gygax, as well in the pot--while even misstating the actual price of the book itself (though only by pennies), but yet the latter instance, all told, is another indicator of you paying no attention to facts as you push a negative and uninformed agenda. The book has already received two very good reviews; and it is not so much its length than its historically ground-breaking information and assessments, its concise content regarding why that is, is what matters. You are not forwarding news or even facts here, but an extreme and uninformed bias.
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