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03-08-2004, 01:53 PM
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 ost_uid0][quoteost_uid0="Zeke"]"Eighter"... does the average Trek novel take 96 minutes to read?[/quoteost_uid0]Well, it certainly depends on
ost_uid0]The Great Starship Race[/iost_uid0], which I'm fairly sure I took over an hour and a half to reread yesterday, is just over 300 pages long. The others I glanced at, including [iost_uid0]Here There Be Dragons[/iost_uid0] and [iost_uid0]Infiltrator[/iost_uid0], are right about 275 pages)[*]The content and style of the novel[*]Whether I feel like skimming through or savoring the experience[/list]I would guess that it usually takes me at least an hour to read a Trek novel that I haven't read yet. But I have no accurate idea really. [quote ost_uid0="Katy Jane"]Book "eighter", clever [/quoteost_uid0]Not really. I was going to call it a "fiver", but on scanning down the column it seemed rather too long to be referred to as such.  [/colorost_uid0]
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