Anyone know why stargetnovels are missing a few, I'm trying to get them all (steadily reading through the ones I have at the moment.) and I found some of the missing ones, but at a rather large price. Anyone got any information for me? Thanks in advance for any help you might provide.
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Those may be the out of print ones. I do believe that all ones that came out in 2006, the first year they were available in North America, are out of print, SGA included, and that's why they're more money.Originally posted by Svinx View Post
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Most of them are now available in ebook format so that you can read them on your computer. You have to download a free converter program to convert from Kindle format to HTML, but the ebooks are a lot cheaper!Originally posted by Svinx View Postsigpicsig by IsoldeComment
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You don't actually have to download a converter at all. You can just download Kindle for PC or Kindle for Mac direct from Amazon and use that to read them. If you have a smartphone then there's also Kindle for Android and Kindle for iPhone. There may be a Kindle for Windows 7 Phone but I don't own one to know.Originally posted by Artie View PostComment
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Svinx, I've always just gone into Barnes and Noble and had them order the books.Comment
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Just finished my read-through of Stargate SG-1: Transitions and I have to say I loved it. Was gripped from the start by what was unravelling, which doesn't usually happen to me with most Stargate novels. There were only a couple of gripes I had about it, involving a clash with Stargate SG-1: Roswell and some of the technology that was introduced, but I won't post spoilers here. Overall, an excellent read. Glad I spent the time to do it in one sitting.
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I don't remember the clash with Roswell. My gripe came from the SG-1 characters being from between seasons 8 and 9, corresponding to Atlantis seasons 1 & 2... but Ronan was around and characters kept referencing events from Atlantis season 2. Oops!Originally posted by Jaymach View Post
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That didn't bother me so much because we don't actually know when each episode takes place. They aired on the same date, sure, but it's not physically possible for them to always happen at the same time. I worked out that, although set between seasons 8 and 9 of SG-1, it had to be set at least after "Grace Under Pressure" so almost at the end of Atlantis season 2. As I said, only a problem if you assume that things happen exactly when they're broadcast.Originally posted by ATimson View PostI don't remember the clash with Roswell. My gripe came from the SG-1 characters being from between seasons 8 and 9, corresponding to Atlantis seasons 1 & 2... but Ronan was around and characters kept referencing events from Atlantis season 2. Oops!
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I didn't think Transitions was coming out till sometime in November? At least tahts what it said when i pre-ordered it on the fandemonium site...Comment
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It's up for order on the Fandemonium site, which is where I've ordered it from. Not received it yet, though, so I just bought the ebook as well.Originally posted by lightsyder View PostComment
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Except "The Intruder" has Landry in charge of the SGC, so it would have to be after Transitions, but contains Sheppard's promotion to Lt. Colonel, so it has to be before Transitions and the rest of season 2, you can't slip it to later.Originally posted by Jaymach View PostI worked out that, although set between seasons 8 and 9 of SG-1, it had to be set at least after "Grace Under Pressure" so almost at the end of Atlantis season 2. As I said, only a problem if you assume that things happen exactly when they're broadcast.
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I knew about the Landry thing, and just reconciled it with the fact that the novel seems to take place over the course of a week or two (going by where they travel, how long they spend in each place, etc) so it's possible that the flashback scene in The Intruder could have taken place during that time, with Landry as the temporary commander. Unlikely, I know, but still possible. Obviously, if it's after this, then Sheppard would already be a Lt Col as he is in the novel.Comment
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Boo!
Amazon says Transistions will not be out until December and Oceans of Dust until January. Getting a little frustrating anymore with all these push backs. Only because I want to read them so bad. 
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grrr....I agree.Originally posted by gatechick View PostBoo! Amazon says Transistions will not be out until December and Oceans of Dust until January. Getting a little frustrating anymore with all these push backs. Only because I want to read them so bad. 
I'm dying for the new ones to come out!!!
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