With all the trouble I had getting great-grandad to get on a computer and use email – ancient technologies indeed – he was surprisingly engaged and interested when I explained to him the need to use social networking when publishing a book – or doing anything else if you want to still qualify as a …
Me (GGD): Hi. (blah blah, I ask about his health, and how Rogers is doing, then) The book is at the printers (he doesn’t know about modern production, it’s just easiest to sum up the 11,000 steps to get the book into Amazon in this way), with the extra stuff you wanted. I have a …
Some of the Dwarf words that Thryst uses in Dwarf Story were not in the original manuscript pages that W.W. Marplot sent to me. The professor gave me lists and – sometimes vague – meanings of the words, with suggestions (a little less vague) for which to use when. I didn’t question this when putting …
It used to be rare that WW and I would speak by phone – it is not an easy process and he prefers the written word of course – luckily, as the joke goes, his amanuensis (Rogers Pettigout-Smythe II, taking over in his father’s role after the latter’s death) one day pulled swapped out the …
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