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Anybody know if any of the other Solar Queen prequels/sequels (Sargassor of Space, Postmarked the Stars, etc.) are PD yet? I haven't gotten a chance to go over to the PG DP site to see what's going on. Nope, they're not. Sargasso renewed, Postmarked and the rest were published too late to need rene...

Almost forgot about this one.

Storm Over Warlock by Andre Norton posted this weekend also.

http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20788

Greg Weeks

The Colors of Space by Marion Zimmer Bradley

http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20796

Greg Weeks

Also looking at Voodoo Planet some time in the near future. Cripes, there's so much available all of a sudden it's a little overwhelming. I am open to any suggestions and recommendations. Pick what you like most. Don't worry about running out any time soon. My queue of researched but not approved y...

sjmarky wrote:I just submitted The Gifts of Asti to Short Story Collection 012.

Cool. You've done a lot of the H. Beam Piper. Are you an Andre Norton fan also? Storm over Warlock just posted to PG also.

Greg Weeks

Triplanetary by E.E. Doc Smith is at Project Gutenberg. This is the original 1934 Amazing Stories publication not the later book publication where it had been worked into the lensman series. http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/2/0/7/8/20782/ It's permanent home will be: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/207...

H. Beam Piper's "Space Viking" "The Cosmic Computer" and "A Slave is a Slave" posted tp PG this weekend. "The Cosmic Computer" is already done. Thanks Mark.

"Rebels of the Red Planet" by Charles L. Fontenay posted this weekend also.

Greg Weeks

If you're a MZB fan I should point out that her "The Colors of Space" is working its way through PGDP right now. It's the original 1963 edition. I have no idea how soon it will be in Project Gutenberg though. I have the scans if you want to work on it before it posts.

Greg Weeks

The Black Star Passes by John W. Campbell is at Project Gutenberg now.

http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20707

Greg Weeks

It's too bad the Library of Congress NLS doesn't have much of anything Andre wrote. If you're eligible for NLS you should be able to get Baen books webscriptions also. They have a fair amount of Andre Norton. It's not nearly as nice as a human read book, but it's at least something. http://www.read...

Piper, the Doc, and Andre Norton are my top three favorite authores (when I could read physical books), and I'm eagerly anticipating proof-listening any of their works I can find "Storm Over Warlock" by Andre Norton is in PPV at DP so it should be in PG in a week or so. (PPV Post Processing Verific...

sjmarky wrote: It's been a veritable Piper-a-Rama.

Well, I'm expecting some Doc Smith soon.

Greg Weeks

Ministry of Disturbance by H. Beam Piper is at Project Gutenberg now.

http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20659

Greg Weeks

Oomphel in the Sky by H. Beam Piper is over at Project Gutenberg now.

http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20649

Greg Weeks

Robert Marquardt wrote:Do not hit me I am an innocent newbie

All PPVers please get them done!

I thought I had one lined up, but it didn't work out. They are just siting out in the pool right now waiting for someone to take them up.

Greg Weeks