Other scripts available?

[DeMonk]

Any prospects of a book with the scripts of the other scriptwriters?
The only other one I found was Neil Gaiman's Day of the Dead.
Have you heard anything?

[Jan]

You mean of Babylon 5? There were three, the Other Voices script books which had all of the non-JMS scripts in them, including reprinting the Neil Gaiman script. They're out of print now, along with the JMS script books though if you PM me, I may be able to help out.

No word yet on an Other Voices book for Crusade since JMS only just hinted that there's movement in that area.

Jan

[DeMonk]

Oops... they are on the other level of my library!

[Jan]

Thank goodness you've got them. Now we all keep watching the skies for the Crusade script books.

Jan

[DeMonk]

Our christmas present perhaps?

P.S.: I found them: they have blue covers.

[Jan]

Our christmas present perhaps?

Possible, I suppose. But we've still got Asked & Answered Parts 4 and 5 still to come out. That should be Oct. and Nov. and IIRC, doesn't December usually get skipped to allow for holidays?

(BTW, I'm not being coy. I honestly don't know any more than anybody else.)

Jan

[DeMonk]

You're probably right. What about some crusade goodies like a 2010 calendar?

[JoeD80]

That should be Oct. and Nov. and IIRC, doesn't December usually get skipped to allow for holidays?

And isn't there still a two-volume secret project in between A&A and Crusade?

[Jan]

You're probably right. What about some crusade goodies like a 2010 calendar?

I wouldn't mind. I miss the B5 calendars. Best for a customer to suggest it by writing to [email protected] Although...do you think we could come up with enough quotes from Crusade? They have to be pretty short.

And isn't there still a two-volume secret project in between A&A and Crusade?

Possibly. I know that it's in the works. However, given the volume of fan requests for the Crusade books, those might possibly get pushed back in order to make the Crusade books available as soon as possible. I guess we'll find out...when Captain Jaclyn knows herself, probably.

Jan
(wondering what the reaction at work would be if she hung a calendar with a quote that said "I have no surviving enemies. At all."

[DeMonk]

Anybody into the secret... even if it's only a little tiny morsel to whet our appetite?

[Jan]

Anybody into the secret... even if it's only a little tiny morsel to whet our appetite?

You know we can't do that. But for what it's worth, *I* want it...bad!

Jan

[glindros]

You know we can't do that. But for what it's worth, *I* want it...bad!

Jan

I think I prefer when you feign ignorance Jan.

I can hear Karen's frustration level rising.

[Karen]

Deep breaths, deep breaths....

[Jan]

Now waitaminutehere! I thought Karen was the goddess of anxiousness, not frustration, isn't she? And you can't get anxious about something when you A)don't know what it is and B) don't know when it's coming out. Right? Right??

Y'all know that Captain Jaclyn does her absolute best to communicate but one of the major rules is that we don't promise something we're not 100% sure we can deliver. Some of you may remember when we gave a target date for the A&A books on the Babylon Podcast but had to set the date back? Believe me, that won't happen again if humanly possible!

Trust us, guys. We want to bring you the best stuff as regularly as possible but the emphasis is always going to be on best.

Jan

[JasonDavis]

I beg to differ, Ms. Schroeder. One can most assuredly be anxious about the unknown. Combine the unknown with an uncertain rendezvous and you have probably the single most universal fear -- the fear of death.

So...Karen, feel free to hyperventilate.

On the other hand, I, for one, am very grateful that things are not announced too far ahead of the curve.