Xaxaxe wrote:BTW, I had to cover up your avatar before typing any of my responses. I feel ashamed to be debating a point with a guy who is smart enough to recognize the greatest action/adventure author of the 20th century. It felt like REH was looking right at me ...
MShipley88 wrote:Xaxaxe wrote:BTW, I had to cover up your avatar before typing any of my responses. I feel ashamed to be debating a point with a guy who is smart enough to recognize the greatest action/adventure author of the 20th century. It felt like REH was looking right at me ... No doubt that shipping prices have cost both Tonya and Titan a lot of my business. I see a lot of their items go the distance without attracting bids. I tend to stay away from sellers who are obviously making money on postage. I will only bid if I'm convinced there is no other way...or that the price is likely to average out when it scares away other bidders. REH lore is a hobby of mine. I used to be a huge Lovecraft collector and fan as well...back before the Call of Cthulhu RPG came out and everyone got into the act. The way I read REH's biography, I think he would have made one hell of a dungeon master. RPG's might have saved his life. I needed a suitable avatar...one that resembles me personally, and reflects my interests. I know at least one other person has recognized his picture. I wonder how many others here know REH on sight? Thanks for noticing.
Mshipley88 wrote:I have no idea why I am defending Tonya and Titan. Maybe it is because oldsardul is a member here.
jkason wrote:What's the name of REH's biography book?
Xaxaxe wrote:jkason wrote:What's the name of REH's biography book?You could be thinking of Dark Valley Destiny, by L. Sprague de Camp and others. A number of shorter, more scholarly biographies have also been written, but nothing that would ever make its way into Barnes & Noble.Or you might be thinking of Post Oaks and Sand Roughs, REH's very thinly-disguised autobiographical novel. It was rejected (and rightfully so), although it has been published posthumously.And, now, back to out thread ... uh ... let's see here. Shipping profiteers suck! Yeah!
bombadil wrote: Anyway, the PHB is not a T1st, if that's what you guys were interested in. Seller has been quite thorough and cordial in their responses to my inquiries.That whitey certainly does look interesting, doesn't it?
bclarkie wrote:bombadil wrote: Anyway, the PHB is not a T1st, if that's what you guys were interested in. Seller has been quite thorough and cordial in their responses to my inquiries.That whitey certainly does look interesting, doesn't it?Stephen, do you what printing this actually is though, 1st, 2nd or 3rd?
MShipley88 wrote: There is also a really good memoir about REH by Novalyne Price. She was (probably) the one love of his life aside from his mother. It is called The Whole Wide World. The book is available online and it was made into a movie about 10 years ago. Renee Zellwiger (sp?) as Novalyne Price and Vicent D'Orfino (sp?) as REH. I think she may have known REH better than any other person.Mark