@Gypsea: Is Powell's the largest in the world? I thought it was just the largest independent bookstore. Either way though, it's freaking awesome. Dangerous to your checkbook though!

@Risika: No, I haven't read those either, or heard of them even. I take it they're good?

@Gypsea: Yes, Beka is probably my favorite character, aside from George.

O.O Daaamn... Lucky people who live close enough to go. I was so think Portland, ME. xD But nooo, it's in Oregon. >.< I could have made the trip to Maine, but that's too far away.

@Chex: Yes, they're really, really good. ^^ I <3 them. In fact, I might just have to go reread them now, haha.

so sorry. they have this piller in the sci-fi room that is signed by TON'S of authors. af of course she is just as good as her great great however many Great grand son. that is part of the reason I like her.
by the way it is Powll's claim that it is the largest in the world, weather that is true or not.... who cares.

@Risika: Nice. I think I'm going to get back to reading once my power hour runs out. ^__^

@tirethminet: Oh, I recommend it! I'm only seven chapters in, but already I totally love it. True, it's set in contemporary American, but there have been lots of little side stories from different times, and there is a ton of fantastical stuff going on all the time too.

@Gypsea: Haha, exactly. It's a fantastic bookstore regardless. I was there all weekend, and I barely scratched the surface of what they have to offer. (Although they actually didn't have one of the books I wanted, and I shocked! Then again, it might have just not been restocked yet, since they had the others in the trilogy.)

That's it. One day, I'm taking a trip to Oregon. Just to see this amazing god of bookstores. xD

@Titania: Well, thus far, of all the characters I've met, only two worth mentioning were human, and one of them is the protagonist; the rest of the characters have all been gods. Also, a dead person came back to life. And a raven spoke. And a man got swallowed whole by a woman's... ahem... lower bits. So yeah, stuff like that.

oh no they have a habit of not having some books.... it all depends on what people bring in. they still have not got L.J.Smiths frist book in the Forbidden game. and that came out in 95

@Gypsea: Hmm, interesting. They have such a mix of new and used books though, I'd have thought that they would have a copy of this particular book, since they had both new and used copies of the rest, and even a couple other editions that I had never seen before. <shurg> Not that it really matters though; if you can't find one books, there's always the whole rest of the store to pick from, haha.

so true... which is why though I live in Portland don't go there that often. no money and I would spend what I had.

@Gypsea: Yep. I had to really exercise my restraint and self control while I was there, and I still ended up spending $100.

@tirethminet: Fair enough, haha.

oh you must. we love weird people here.

Hahaha... My dad just said the same thing, actually. Said I'd be right at home. xD

Well, I gotta get going. I'm moving at the end of the month, and I gotta get packed, yikes! (And gotta read all my new books, haha.)

I'll talk to you all later.

~Drops by just to say hi and glomps Knerd~

Knerd!! It's been so long!!

there are alot of bumber stickers that say "keep Portland weird" and I can walk down the street dressed in costume and no one cares.

steampunk meet up once a month. ton's of SCA.... but I do believe we have wondered off the topic of this thread.

hello you, I have been wondering if I had killed the thread