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   From: drclu@swbell.net   
      
   I got the first two of those novels and I have been meaning to get the   
   rest of them.   I like the fact that he did do those for a while, and I   
   generally appreciate the efforts of anyone to make stories for the   
   classic series.   
      
   And overtime you come to just take it for what it is.  I mean on the   
   fuel and food issue, it seems like even in the TV run they would fine   
   one episode and in crisis the next.  Just figure some time passes   
   between episodes and you have to admit it is a big fleet so those   
   resources would go quick.   
      
   Honestly if I was Adama I think I would have worked to seed the galaxy   
   with humans dropping them off on the habitable planets we they went   
   along.  That way, something happens, humanity has multiple footholds.   
      
   Doc Clu   
      
      
   On 6/12/12 3:28 AM, The Saltex Brujo wrote:   
   > i am on the 4th of Richards BSG novels, Rebellion, and have noticed some   
   > continuity flubs between it and the previous, Resurrection. He is using   
   > different ghost writers between the two and the editor was not paying   
   > very close attention.   
   > In Rebellion, the Fleet is said to be 'at the end of its fuel and food   
   > resources, but in Resurrection it clearly states that the fleet had a   
   > chance to top off their fuel supply and lay in copious provisions from   
   > Kobol and the two stories take place in a short space of time of each   
   > other.   
   > also, in rebellion it says baltar is, and has always been, in the brig,   
   > but in resurrection he had the run of the ship under guard but with the   
   > safeguard of a bomb in his chest if he tried to get away.   
   > i hope they tighten up continuity in futvre novels!   
      
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