Book Alert: Full Moon

I dropped by Border's book store this afternoon. I walked out with 3
copies of Michael Light's wonderful Full Moon. Superb reproductions of
the very best of the Apollo photographs. They cost me $16. That's $16
*total*, $5.33 each. I gladly paid ten times that for my first copy.

(This is the full size version. The small version is apparently still in
print, since the small version is on the normal shelves, priced at $25.)
--
Kevin Willoughby lid

Imagine that, a FROG ON-OFF switch, hardly the work
for test pilots. -- Mike Collins

On Sat, 3 Apr 2004 15:38:27 -0500, Kevin Willoughby
wrote:

I dropped by Border's book store this afternoon. I walked out with 3
copies of Michael Light's wonderful Full Moon. Superb reproductions of
the very best of the Apollo photographs. They cost me $16. That's $16
*total*, $5.33 each. I gladly paid ten times that for my first copy.

(This is the full size version. The small version is apparently still in
print, since the small version is on the normal shelves, priced at $25.)

Hmm. Methinks I need to have a word with the wife.


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Hmm. Methinks I need to have a word with the wife.

"Hey! Slacker! There's some *d00d* on Usenet who found a space book you
didn't! Am I gonna have to start wearing pink undies and a rainbow pin to
get proper literary servicing around here?"

On Sat, 03 Apr 2004 16:28:17 -0500, John Beaderstadt
wrote:

On Sat, 3 Apr 2004 15:38:27 -0500, Kevin Willoughby
wrote:

I dropped by Border's book store this afternoon. I walked out with 3
copies of Michael Light's wonderful Full Moon. Superb reproductions of
the very best of the Apollo photographs. They cost me $16. That's $16
*total*, $5.33 each. I gladly paid ten times that for my first copy.

(This is the full size version. The small version is apparently still in
print, since the small version is on the normal shelves, priced at $25.)

Hmm. Methinks I need to have a word with the wife.

....Indeed. The very concept that Kev found a Mrs. Beady-level bargain
before Mrs. Beady did could be classified as a Revelational
Seal-Breaking Event!

OM

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OM wrote:

...Indeed. The very concept that Kev found a Mrs. Beady-level bargain
before Mrs. Beady did could be classified as a Revelational
Seal-Breaking Event!


Cut to image of angel firmly grasping a seal in both hands, as the seal
balances the world on its nose.... ;-)

Pat

Pat Flannery wrote:


OM wrote:

...Indeed. The very concept that Kev found a Mrs. Beady-level bargain
before Mrs. Beady did could be classified as a Revelational
Seal-Breaking Event!


Cut to image of angel firmly grasping a seal in both hands, as the seal
balances the world on its nose.... ;-)

Pat


That's the seventh seal those dagnab angels have abused. Call the SPCA.

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Kevin Willoughby wrote:
I dropped by Border's book store this afternoon. I walked out with 3
copies of Michael Light's wonderful Full Moon. Superb reproductions of
the very best of the Apollo photographs. They cost me $16. That's $16
*total*, $5.33 each. I gladly paid ten times that for my first copy.

A belated thanks for this, Kevin. She-Who found two copies at
a local Borders. The price was a little higher -- $7.99 -- but
still quite a find. Thanks.