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		By: Tom Kratman		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Wellll...flash update: They were really the third version of one single book that I had to split into two because they couldn&#039;t be bound as a single volume.  Try reading them that way, as a single volume, and see if you still think the writing is tighter, per se, or if it&#039;s just that a number of seemingly loose threads in the first half are resolved in the second.  ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Wellll&#8230;flash update: They were really the third version of one single book that I had to split into two because they couldn&#39;t be bound as a single volume.  Try reading them that way, as a single volume, and see if you still think the writing is tighter, per se, or if it&#39;s just that a number of seemingly loose threads in the first half are resolved in the second.  </p>
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