Crystal Core

[Ronald Dukarski]

Not really complaining, but I've got a lot of books (and ALL of yours) in my Kindle and I can't resell any of them, even if I wanted to. But I do have a signed paper copy of "Iron Edge". How many people can say that!

[PS Power]

Honestly?

One person has a signed copy of Iron Edge. If I ever make it big that's going to be a real prize!

One person...

One...

[Ronald Dukarski]

Dale, you've already made it big. Not too many people manage to write eighty-some books. You have a following. You have made it.

[brainsniffer]

So... huh. That was... the great big war at the end.

From what I’d seen/heard I expected more, some, Zack. I also, Troy is a... I might have to read those books... but I wouldn’t have called that.

Hrm.

I’m not quite sure what I think of the war. Or lackish of Elsa more “involved” for the drama with Willum.

If Crystal Core Willum is the Willum, is that him at the end? That’s what I understood, but I was surprised at the lack of “my terrible fate”. Also, war.

I need to ponder some more.

[Mojo]

I admit that it seem to end kinda without a real fight. The sad thing is that it appears that what everyone fears is going to actually happen with everyone being alone in there own reality insane.

[PS Power]

I felt it would be belittling a cosmic level problem to have it end with a fist fight. If it was that easy to fix, then it was never really a problem at all, was it?

On the good side they get about twelve to fifteen billion years (or more) to work things out.

[hanahana]

I agree with Mojo about that

[PS Power]

I stand by my previous statement still. (Plus, it's already written, but so far I'm still running with that one.) The problems of all reality cannot be fixed with a punch up.