Erebus

Well, all the booklets have now been allocated, with the last ones to be posted out on Monday. Thanks to all who supported the promotion. Don't forget to buy a copy of the full book when it comes out to continue that support of our favourite Canadian Prog Trio, and Kevin J. Anderson of course.

UPDATE: We've had two mail-outs now, however, a few of you never got back to us with your addresses so we can't send them out, obviously. Accordingly, we still have a handful of free booklets available @ rushinoz.com/booklet.htm

You're very welcome, DS. I am hopeful the booklets will arrive from the US this week. The mail-out list is growing, but we still have a few left.

We still have a few booklets available for Australian fans (100% free) and New Zealand fans ($5.00 postage fee), so if you don't have one yet register now. Get one for a friend perhaps if you already have a copy. Let's show our support for the band we all love, and for Kevin J. Anderson as well, and promote the hell out of this forthcoming novelization. Free Clockwork Angels Booklet

We've had some queries from New Zealand fans about the booklets, which is great. Unfortunately I cannot offer free shipping outside of Australia, but the booklets can certainly be sent to NZ for around AUD$5.00 to cover postage. So, if you're in New Zealand and would like a booklet sent there, please register, and we will contact you regarding payment through PayPal etc.

If you live in Australia and would like to get a hold of one of the Clockwork Angels: The Novel sample booklets, head over to rushinoz.com soonish. I made arrangements with Kevin J. Anderson to have a bulk lot shipped over to make it easier for us Aussie Rush/KJA fans who might have had trouble sending him US stamps or currency etc. for his own mail out. I will post them out free to any Australian address once the shipment has arrived from the USA. rushinoz.com Numbers are limited but we still have a few left, so register for your copy now. Booklets are autographed by Kevin J. Anderson! (My apologies if I have posted this in the wrong place.)

I made it to the list as well...

I saw it yesrday here in Oz. I know that some critics have not been kind, but to my mind it's just the tall poppy syndrome rearing its ugly head. My wife and I enjoyed it immensely. The effects are indeed great, especially the mammoths. There is a plot, and whilst fairly simple (hey, it's 10,000 BC, what do you expect?) it is certainly adequate and defintely not confusing, as I read in one review. Do these critics ever really watch the movies, or does the size of their own egos block the screen? Anyway, if you like a good Jean Auel type adventure with some great action scenes and pretty good CGI, together with a bit of romance, mystery and angst, then it's well worth a look.

I'm showing my age here, but I still remember the very first Doctor, William Hartnell, who regenerated as Patrick Troughton after being attacked by the Cybermen.

Hardcore...of course.

I have the complete tourbooks from Rush Backstage. I will need to get back to you about the the page colour though. It's a good buy, and on sale too I think. I paid the full price, but it is worth every cent.

This always happens to me; I pay the full price then they go on sale! Still, it was worth every cent.