Posted April 30, 2018
I only just ran across this thread almost by accident (only started playing JA1 recently, on a lark). If I have to be the one to say it, so be it, but...this story stinks.
Also it is beyond strange that the book is so hard to find (even with ISBN searches?!).
**Edit: By chance I ran across some more info for this book. Not sure if I missed it but it seems to me that no one in the thread has yet noted this info, so marking/editing here to include it, hopefully add some possible future value in finding this book later:
Published 1995
Author: Brenda Garno
ISBN: 0-926846-75-2
And, just to reiterate what I said before (of which I am even more sure of now), the whole story behind whatever happened with this book and with the copy sent to GOG, stinks to high heaven. As things were before, I'd have been inclined to give benefit of the doubt and assume that anything questionable in the affair, would not have been on GOG's side. I no longer feel that way.
Also it is beyond strange that the book is so hard to find (even with ISBN searches?!).
**Edit: By chance I ran across some more info for this book. Not sure if I missed it but it seems to me that no one in the thread has yet noted this info, so marking/editing here to include it, hopefully add some possible future value in finding this book later:
Published 1995
Author: Brenda Garno
ISBN: 0-926846-75-2
And, just to reiterate what I said before (of which I am even more sure of now), the whole story behind whatever happened with this book and with the copy sent to GOG, stinks to high heaven. As things were before, I'd have been inclined to give benefit of the doubt and assume that anything questionable in the affair, would not have been on GOG's side. I no longer feel that way.
Post edited February 27, 2021 by SneaksyThief
