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Heroes  Volume 2   I read it! (#21) Support Search RSS runboard.com       Sign up (learn about it) | Sign in (lost password?) Firlefanz Sidekick Global user (premium) Registered: 05-2003 Location: Germany Posts: 25 Reply | Quote I read it! (#21) Wonderful issue. Thank you for giving such good background for Jerome, it made me feel much closer to him. And I just love some good sword fighting. One little typo, in panel 3 on page 11:  "Leadership cannot just be assumed. It has to be earned. When I was awarded my first ship, I quickly learned that a crew which respects you responds better than one which hates or fears. you." There's a full stop too many. Last edited by David Meadows, 26/2/2006, 20:55 --- - Firlefanz Reading: Anthology Stories Rewriting: "The Cloth-Merchant's Daughter", 2nd Lar Elien book My board - Schreiberlinge unter sich 25/11/2004, 12:07 Send Email to Firlefanz   Send PM to Firlefanz David Meadows Editor-in-chief Global user Registered: 09-2003 Posts: 442 Reply | Quote Re: I read it! Thanks for the proof read. I'll fix that directly... --- Everyone has within himself the power to make this a better world. Clayton Moore 25/11/2004, 13:46 Send Email to David Meadows   Send PM to David Meadows Firlefanz Sidekick Global user (premium) Registered: 05-2003 Location: Germany Posts: 25 Reply | Quote Re: I read it! I'm getting a lot of practice in proofreading, lately. Your stories have the decided advantage of being pure joy to proofread. --- - Firlefanz Reading: Anthology Stories Rewriting: "The Cloth-Merchant's Daughter", 2nd Lar Elien book My board - Schreiberlinge unter sich 25/11/2004, 13:51 Send Email to Firlefanz   Send PM to Firlefanz Firlefanz Sidekick Global user (premium) Registered: 05-2003 Location: Germany Posts: 25 Reply | Quote Re: I read it! I have another question. Are you familiar with the "Ramage" novels by Dudley Pope? --- - Firlefanz Reading: Anthology Stories Rewriting: "The Cloth-Merchant's Daughter", 2nd Lar Elien book My board - Schreiberlinge unter sich 26/11/2004, 10:06 Send Email to Firlefanz   Send PM to Firlefanz David Meadows Editor-in-chief Global user Registered: 09-2003 Posts: 442 Reply | Quote Re: I read it! I'm sure my father had several of them. He was a big fan of naval fiction, but though I read a lot of his books I don't think I ever got round to Ramage. --- Everyone has within himself the power to make this a better world. Clayton Moore 26/11/2004, 11:08 Send Email to David Meadows   Send PM to David Meadows Firlefanz Sidekick Global user (premium) Registered: 05-2003 Location: Germany Posts: 25 Reply | Quote Re: I read it! I just had to ask, because Ramage's sidekick (or faithful seaman/bosun) is called Allday.   --- - Firlefanz Reading: Anthology Stories Rewriting: "The Cloth-Merchant's Daughter", 2nd Lar Elien book My board - Schreiberlinge unter sich 26/11/2004, 21:23 Send Email to Firlefanz   Send PM to Firlefanz David Meadows Editor-in-chief Global user Registered: 09-2003 Posts: 442 Reply | Quote Re: I read it! I seem to recall Richard Bolitho from Alexander Kent's books had a faithful coxswain (or something) called Allday, which is probably where I got the name from. I freely admit I am not original with my character names --- Everyone has within himself the power to make this a better world. Clayton Moore 27/11/2004, 20:00 Send Email to David Meadows   Send PM to David Meadows Firlefanz Sidekick Global user (premium) Registered: 05-2003 Location: Germany Posts: 25 Reply | Quote Re: I read it! Hmmm, maybe it was Bolitho, we have both series. I just wondered if it was on purpose. --- - Firlefanz Reading: Anthology Stories Rewriting: "The Cloth-Merchant's Daughter", 2nd Lar Elien book My board - Schreiberlinge unter sich 29/11/2004, 9:54 Send Email to Firlefanz   Send PM to Firlefanz David Meadows Editor-in-chief Global user Registered: 09-2003 Posts: 442 Reply | Quote Re: I read it! It may have been subconsciously on purpose --- Everyone has within himself the power to make this a better world. Clayton Moore 29/11/2004, 12:57 Send Email to David Meadows   Send PM to David Meadows Add a reply Link to us   -  Blogs   -  Hall of Honour   -  Chat You are not logged in (login)      Board's time is: 27/11/2009, 13:50