A&A The Official Jason Fry Discussion Thread

I don't. And if for some reason I did, I'd have to keep it to myself. Sorry!

 

Next you'll be telling us you haven't read the TFA screenplay yet.

 

One minor update for geography fans: I wouldn't expect that long-promised Atlas appendix update until spring. LFL is a little busy these days, as you might imagine; I have a limited number of spots for blog posts on the official site; and the two have to be coordinated. Nothing worrisome, just a delay.

 

Do you know the Contact email adress of Del Rey? I havent found anything.

 

ecustomerservice@randomhouse.com

 

Thanks.

 

Jason, can you muzzle Jello for me?

 

The joke is, if this were spring I actually would mow your lawn. That used to be one of my go-to activities for subconsciously working out plot problems while writing. It's mindless enough that you go into this meditative state where your brain can work through stuff pretty effectively. Now that I have a postage-stamp-sized lawn and a push mower that doesn't work, I miss it.

Hmm. Perhaps there's a Star Wars contest in here somewhere. Jason Fry mows your lawn! John Jackson Miller paints your fence! Mike Kogge reorganizes your sock drawer!

 

Hey, no Mr Denning, my fence is good, but there is a litter box that needs cleaning...

 

I feel kinda weird breaking Jason Fry news in Jason Fry's thread, but.

 

Or we get Hublin back

 

No one cares about Stele, Hublin has a iffing ceremonial sabre and married a noble title.

 

I totally thought it was the blast shield story for a second, because I don't read very closely.

 

Will be interested in reactions to this post on starwars.com. I look at the sports vs. Star Wars Venn diagram and make a plea for seeing similarities rather than differences. And, OK, I also rant a bit about the term "sportsball."

 

I guess you'd call yourself a Sports Justice Warrior?

 

What was the old Onion article - "Walking sports database mocks walking sci-fi database"? (The joke being that, really, they were the same type of person)

 

I was with that article right up until the end - growing up for eighteen years with a father and brother who were very passionate, very ecumenical sports fans has made it abundantly clear that the fact that I find sports boring is not just because I haven't given them a chance.

 

I think the point of the article is that people who's interests differ can still be friends.

 

I'll always admire the answer you gave me when I posed the "1962 Mets or Jar-Jar Binks" question to you in San Diego a few years back.

 

Yeah, I know. It's just always a little annoying to hear the "try it, you might like it" message about something that I have tried.

And yes, I do get that not every part of this article was meant specifically for me personally.