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I'm a semi-retired chemical engineer living in the Chicago suburbs, a.k.a. Chicagoland.  After working for three oil companies, I'm now a VP for a small company developing technology for converting biomass to ethanol.  I've read science fiction and fantasy since the golden age of science fiction (12 or so),first pulps, then library books and paperbacks.  I had little access to hardcover books or fanzines until the internet; since 2001 I've been replacing my old MMPBs with hardcovers wherever I can.  I expect most of my initial contributions will be hardcover books for the couple of dozen authors I collect.
 
I'm a semi-retired chemical engineer living in the Chicago suburbs, a.k.a. Chicagoland.  After working for three oil companies, I'm now a VP for a small company developing technology for converting biomass to ethanol.  I've read science fiction and fantasy since the golden age of science fiction (12 or so),first pulps, then library books and paperbacks.  I had little access to hardcover books or fanzines until the internet; since 2001 I've been replacing my old MMPBs with hardcovers wherever I can.  I expect most of my initial contributions will be hardcover books for the couple of dozen authors I collect.
 
 
[[User:SFJuggler|SFJuggler]] 00:03, 10 June 2012 (UTC)
 
The Battle of Forever.
 
 
Since you did the primary verification of this book I will send this information to you so that you can do the update.
 
 
The $9.95 price on the dustjacket is the price of the unsigned edition.  The 500-copy signed edition went for $14.95 retail.  Author's Co-Op was basically Perry A. Chapdelaine and he used a single jacket on both editions of the book.  This information comes from the original solicitation letter from my files (I was a bookseller and we carried the book new at the time).  Unsigned copies were available but the print-run is unknown.
 

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I'm a semi-retired chemical engineer living in the Chicago suburbs, a.k.a. Chicagoland. After working for three oil companies, I'm now a VP for a small company developing technology for converting biomass to ethanol. I've read science fiction and fantasy since the golden age of science fiction (12 or so),first pulps, then library books and paperbacks. I had little access to hardcover books or fanzines until the internet; since 2001 I've been replacing my old MMPBs with hardcovers wherever I can. I expect most of my initial contributions will be hardcover books for the couple of dozen authors I collect.