From: drclu@swbell.net   
      
   So what is the overall list?   Is there now 13 books?   That would be   
   awesome.   I honestly thought Hatch stopped at Redemption on this one.   
      
   Hatch has been really cool in all this.  Seems to have fully embraced   
   the enthusiam of the fans of Battlestar and has been supportive of all   
   the efforts that have been put forward to this, both classic and   
   re-imagined.  Also been involved in the promotion of the action figures   
   and toys, comics, and joined Benedict on adding voice talent to the   
   Playstation Battlestar Galactica video game.  That was AWESOME.   
      
   To matter the fact, when I talked to him, and he is great to chat with   
   at conventions, he said he was actually happy with what happened on the   
   reimagined Battlestar and how they had more time to work together and   
   develop and real story.   Him saying that has almost made me want to   
   check out the reimagined series.   But I am happy to give a respectful   
   nod to the reimagined series, as I fly on in my classic series Viper.  ;)   
      
   Jubal   
      
      
   On 6/7/12 8:54 PM, The Saltex Brujo wrote:   
   >   
   > Re: am reading Richard Hatch's continuation novels.   
   >   
   > Group: alt.battlestar-galactica Date: Wed, Jun 6, 2012, 6:13pm (EDT+16)   
   > From: YourName@YourISP.com (Your Name)   
   > In article<18011-4FCEAFDA-982@storefull-3112.bay.webtv.net>,   
   > BillV2320@webtv.net (The Saltex Brujo) wrote:   
   > Re: am reading Richard Hatch's continuation novels.   
   > Group: alt.battlestar-galactica Date: Sat, May 26, 2012, 10:00am   
   > (EDT+16) From: YourName@YourISP.com (Your=A0Name) In article   
   > <4FBFF770.78CE7E9@hotmail.com>, RT  wrote:   
   > The Saltex Brujo wrote:   
   > I am on Warhawk now. and am in the process of getting the others. i have   
   > the order as;   
   > 1.Armageddon.   
   > 2.Warhawk.   
   > 3.Resurrection.   
   > 4.Rebellion.   
   > 5.Paradis.   
   > 6.Destiny.   
   > 7.Redemption.   
   > can anyone tell me if this is correct?   
   > as i see no new posts here, i wonder if i seek in vain.   
   > Try amazon.com ... ?   
   > A better option when trying to find out information about which books   
   > are in a series is often the Internet Book List, especially when they're   
   > by various different authors. In this case it only lists about half of   
   > them though (http://www.iblist.com/series1095.htm), but does list books   
   > #10, #12, and #13, so there's at least another six to add to Saltex   
   > Brujo's list.   
   > Great, now I've got more books to add to my "to buy list" ... thanks a   
   > lot! Grrr! ;-)   
      
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