James,
I need dustjackets for two books and I was thinking of using 3D stuff. Is Dazed a good package or are there better?
Keep in mind that the appelative ‘starving’ is often put before the title ‘writer’, with just cause.
The DAZ3d stuff is pretty good, and it is free. I like the Version 3 beta of it. The only reason I don’t use it is the fact that my infrastructure is totally geared a different way, and there isn’t much room for it in my production pipeline.
Because she is scared of what Bellisarius will do when he gets to her, and she thinks it’ll be worse if she tries to run anymore. The problem is that she isn’t quite sure if Bellisarius is out of the picture or not. If he is, then she’ll cut and run on these guys the first chance she’ll get. If he isn’t, then she’ll see.
I assume they’re going to find a way to either prevent her from doing a cut and run or bleed her for all relevant information – then discard her. She has to know this – looks like another chess game.
It’s going to come down to game theory again. Each side will support the other right up until the point that they reckon they can end the game and have the last move.
And given both sides preference for nuclear weapons and similar to help solve problems I think it will be messy for a lot of people in the surrounding area as well.
I was reading about your topic, “Requiem: An online graphic novel by James Roden. “It's never what you think it is.” – 05/11/2009″ at one of the other blogs I keep in my website reader. You happen to be more or less in agreement with them. It just isn’t what I assumed, but I’m beginning to see now that I am probably completely wrong… interesting..
And now the question is; who is “us”?
James,
I need dustjackets for two books and I was thinking of using 3D stuff. Is Dazed a good package or are there better?
Keep in mind that the appelative ‘starving’ is often put before the title ‘writer’, with just cause.
The DAZ3d stuff is pretty good, and it is free. I like the Version 3 beta of it. The only reason I don’t use it is the fact that my infrastructure is totally geared a different way, and there isn’t much room for it in my production pipeline.
Case in point: One often takes ages to be persuaded to a decision they have already set their mind on ages ago.
Ok, now I am confused, why is she so… reluctant to join. It’s not like she hasn’t been working for scary people before.
Because she is scared of what Bellisarius will do when he gets to her, and she thinks it’ll be worse if she tries to run anymore. The problem is that she isn’t quite sure if Bellisarius is out of the picture or not. If he is, then she’ll cut and run on these guys the first chance she’ll get. If he isn’t, then she’ll see.
I assume they’re going to find a way to either prevent her from doing a cut and run or bleed her for all relevant information – then discard her. She has to know this – looks like another chess game.
Ken
It’s going to come down to game theory again. Each side will support the other right up until the point that they reckon they can end the game and have the last move.
And given both sides preference for nuclear weapons and similar to help solve problems I think it will be messy for a lot of people in the surrounding area as well.
CT
I was reading about your topic, “Requiem: An online graphic novel by James Roden. “It's never what you think it is.” – 05/11/2009″ at one of the other blogs I keep in my website reader. You happen to be more or less in agreement with them. It just isn’t what I assumed, but I’m beginning to see now that I am probably completely wrong… interesting..