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I'm not sure why I bought this one, I think because I didn't get the Jurrassic Park Lost World set EP offered and then Crichton passed away. Also, USA was coming out with a new mini-series of AS. It's a nice looking volume.Last edited by srboone; 11-09-2011, 12:49 AM."I'm a vegan. "
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No special art for this volume, simply the Trade HC in a letherbound edition. I must comment on the extraordinary difference between this book and the musical based on it: 180 deg opposite of each other. Where the musical is very family-friendly tho quite scary in places, the book is a very pessimistic discussion of the place of religion in society. Elphaba (the wicked witch) is actually a child of the three religions of the land: the dogmatic, the mystical and the scientific. This isn't the palce for a discussion of the book, but the set of the musical I saw was outlined with the Dragon Clock-- representative of the scientific religion. I wouldn't have known what it was without reading the book.Last edited by srboone; 11-09-2011, 12:50 AM."I'm a vegan. "
---Kirby Bliss Blanton , The Green Inferno (2013)
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Originally posted by srboone View Post[ATTACH=CONFIG]1731[/ATTACH]
I'm not sure why I bought this one, I think because I didn't get the Jurrassic Park Lost World set EP offered and then Crichton passed away. Also, USA was coming out with a new mini-series of AS. It's a nice looking volume.CD Email: [email protected]
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One of the things, I like about EP is that a lot of their books are paid for in installments (and they'll send you the book while you're paying.) Check them out!
eastonpress.com
A company I have ordered from in the past that is over in England is
foliosociety.com
I don't like them as well, but I've got some nice books from them."I'm a vegan. "
---Kirby Bliss Blanton , The Green Inferno (2013)
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Originally posted by srboone View Post[ATTACH=CONFIG]1734[/ATTACH]
No special art for this volume, simply the Trade HC in a letherbound edition. I must comment on the extraordinary difference between this book and the musical based on it: 180 deg opposite of each other. Where the musical is very family-friendly tho quite scary in places, the book is a very pessimistic discussion of the place of religion in society. Elphaba (the wicked witch) is actually a child of the three religions of the land: the dogmatic, the mystical and the scientific. This isn't the place for a discussion of the book, but the set of the musical I saw was outlined with the Dragon Clock-- representative of the scientific religion. I wouldn't have known what it was without reading the book.
Later I saw the stage production, which I also enjoyed, but I agree with your assessment. It is very different from the book.
I'd be interested in your thoughts on the sequels.
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Originally posted by Patrick View PostI grew up a huge fan of the Oz series of books. Reading this book as an adult, I thought it was very well written and I very much enjoyed it.
Later I saw the stage production, which I also enjoyed, but I agree with your assessment. It is very different from the book.
I'd be interested in your thoughts on the sequels."I'm a vegan. "
---Kirby Bliss Blanton , The Green Inferno (2013)
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