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Massachusetts local here: we say "on Cape Cod" or "on the Cape". :)

Thank you for no background music and no aggressive editing. It was superb to concentrate on what you actually say

In 1983 my Dad pinched it off of his best friend's bookshelf. In 2016 he chucked it on the end of my bed and told me he thought I'd enjoy it. I read the first chapter and decided that even though I was hungover I needed to get up and find a better location to read it. I chucked it in my bag and went and sat at the top of the white cliffs of Dover and read it cover to cover, a few days later I did the same again. I must have read it about 12 times that summer while I was 18. I plan on throwing at my own hungover childrens' feet one day and I hope it has as greater affect on them as it did my Father and me.

Hey youtube is not letting us view the epub file link you created. Is there somewhere else we could access your epub templete? Thank you for your time.

-Thank you, Eric! Thanks for sharing your personal story and your time regarding your meeting Harlan Ellison. I am glad for you that you now have happy memories to treasure.

I read 'Voyage' fifty-five years ago as a teenager. If fit into the sixties really well, I am still trippin.

Randomly picked up this book on a train ride in India as a bewildered 22-year old, and finished it before I reached my destination. It always stuck with me, especially the part regarding Ulfire and Jale (but also the stars/suns Branchspell and Alppain and their effects, omg). Thought about it today and sought out a review and was not emotionally disappointed, thanks!

For jale and ulfire, you could make a 3-D film, and have the object be different colors in each eye. I have had experience of this effect, using the View-Master toy, and I interpreted it as a single color.

Thank you !

Can you recommend more books? Such a pleasure to listen to.

I sold Danny his first electric guitar, having known him in High School. He had previously played acoustic, because that was what his mother wanted him to play, and he knew a bunch of John Denvers songs. A couple of our teachers and I encouraged him to persue music, which irritated his parents, who thought he should be a doctor or some such. We has a bit of a possee back then, with Mike Daniels, and some others, and he eventually left Texas to chase his dream. That band was called The Blitz, and that's where his stage name came from. He would sometimes come back to Texas and we would get some dinner or something. He had his tumor, and bounced back for quite a long time aside from his paralysis. He then had a recurrance, went home to his Mom, and stayed with her until he passed away. Mike and Is visited him at her house, and carried his casket along with his other Texas friends.

Excellent Review. This book has made a huge impact on my life and it's my favorite one ever

For fun I made the epub 3 version. Aside from the version number and putting in a lot of "text/html;" in the meta headers and a few minor changes, you have to make a nav.xhtml file instead of the toc.ncx file for the table of contents. It passes the java epubcheck program. For reference I had a conversion made from calibre. I sent it to my kindle app without a problem. You can actually use javascript in epub3 and I think Apple Book supports it, so there's some potential for cool stuff.

I don't think music is a good example. I think most people don't really understand the words or mishear them.

Where did you learn literary dividation.

Where did you learn literary dividation.

Where did you learn literary dividation.

Where did you learn literary dividation

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I enjoyed that. How about an epub 3 version? By the way, W3 has an epubcheck program.

Theres an anime version of it called "Little Princess Sara"that made an insane change to the ending. They had Sara reward an unapologetic Miss Minchin with £100,000 reward for the relentless child abuse, which they took up a notch in that version. There they had Minchin actually throw Sara out on the street and she almost died sleeping in a barn with no roof. That one change of rewarding the villain made the entire story not work. That and the fact that they introduced a young male friend Sara met on her errands with a loving family of her own who actually offered to take her in but she rejected it for no reason other than plot requirement. I don't know if something got lost in translation between Japanese and English culture, but they just did not get it. The Hollywood changes is a change I understand for modern movie audiences even though it does weaken the story a little it doesn't destroy the story's core themes, which is fundamentally a morality tale. Get that wrong and nothing else works.

I took private instruction from Danny in Sterling VA around 1992-5? I think….I actually still own his EVH-inspired Strat-bodied custom Frankenstein-guitar. He was a HUGE help in my developing musical mind….

I’m not usually big into philosophical novels precisely because they lack plot (I can deal with meandering but there needs to be some tangible goal out there) it’s one of the strangest most interesting books I’ve ever read. I might actually reread it

I very much enjoy coming back to these videos. They are so under-rated. As inspiring as they are truly eloquent.

I used to be on social media and somehow we friended on FB. He used to message me and tell me what he was going through. I always think of him whenever I listen to the Stray Cats. He reminded me of Brian Setzer. I remember he wrote a book as well. I was thinking of him today and came across this video you dedicated to Danny. Very nice tribute. It's very true that we should have gratitude for kind people while they are with us.

What a wonderful review! Illusions found me about 38 years ago and the message which left in my heart is profound . I had read Jonathan and after Illusions I kept reading Bach's other books but I feel Illusions the one which impacted me the most . I have since given Illusions to several people. I often wonder why the book cover has got a white feather gently falling from above . I have seen that falling feather a few times . Blessings!

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Read it at 12 in 2 hours. Robinson Caruso, Walden Pond, 1984, Arthur C Clark, Vonnegut, good to read important books young.

Most reviews are glorified plot point regurgitation with ad breaks but youre the only one who really gets it like me, i appreciate you sharing your true feelings

Nice video. I just finished the book and enjoyed. I am curious why you end your videos with ‘keep speaking English America’

"Everything in this book may be wrong"

now i understand the structure behind epub :-) thanks a lot from Vienna / Austria!

I never got to have dinner with Harlan, but I met him at a number of book signings at Dangerous Visions Bookstore in Sherman Oaks,California. I found him to be friendly, affable and often hilarious. I also met Susan, who was utterly charming and gracious. I miss them both deeply. Harlan was a great influence on my own writing as well. My two big idols are Harlan and Michael Moorcock, and thanks to DV, I was lucky enough to meet them both, and a lot more, including: Michael Resnick; Alan Dean Foster; Spider Robinson; Kim Stanley Robinson; Somtow Sucharitkul; Larry Niven; Jerry Pournelle; J. Michael Straczynski; Gregory Branford; Greg Bear; Gene Wolfe; Esther Friesner; Connie Willis and the (then) breathtakingly lovely Kristine Kathryn Rusch. I can concur with what this guy felt at that special dinner, because, much to my surprise and amazement, Michael Moorcock liked my “steampunk dragon adventure,” “The Dragon Groom’s Tale.” I still haven’t found a publisher or an agent, but I am still trying. After all, if an SFWA Grand Master liked it, my work cannot be total crap!😂

Guess a necro comment, but I can empathize with having to slog through those Advanced books without a lifeline. While it's easy now to find all of the information and elaborations needed online, I feel some of that pure wonder of the game got lost along the way, as the secrets and mystery have been laid bare and debated to death. I'm glad I learned it when I did back then, without Google to search up every time I got stuck. Felt more personal in a way.

Harlan also admired Fritz Leiber. I idolize Harlan.

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Excellent video :-D thanks

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your a wonderful talker. loved listing to you ty

Thanks for this!

You are awesome!! Best How to create an ePub tutorial. Thanks for taking the time to do this.

This review sucks 🤣🤣

Demonic inspired book! Bible says test the spirit! Be not deceived God is not mocked!

Beautiful book I red it 18 years old. One shall not lie.

Humbug on faith. Takes imagination, not faith.

I will now add this to my list . Thanks!

The best review EVER!!😉❤️I want to date you! I was a 20 yr old lingerie model when I first read Illusions . Coincidence??

This is absolutely what I needed to hear. Thank you!