Comments on: Thanksgiving

By: Clifford Ward

Clifford Ward — Wed, 20 Nov 2019 00:49:56 +0000

I am now watching the series on television “Outlander” and the intensity of the shows only show to me that the books will be far more enjoyable. Reading is my favorite pass time. I go to sea for a living (ships) and I may watch one movie during the 4 months duration of my scheduled time there. The rest of what off-time I have is reading. I look forward to your books, all of which I will purchase electronically if at all possible (cubic size and weight of what I carry to the ship is limited).

Thanks, I am sure I will enjoy whatever you write.

Clifford Ward
Blanco, Texas

By: Spruce Hill

Spruce Hill — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 02:51:33 +0000

Sounds like heaven! I hope you had a wonderful holiday with your family. I am Thankful for the books too. I have spent many many wonderful hours curled up with your books over the years. Time well spent!

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By: Karen P.

Karen P. — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 21:35:51 +0000

I'm thankful for whatever it is that makes you write books too! I only live 2 hours south of Nashville, but was unable to be there the night of your book signing. I only pouted for a few days! I've had An Echo in the Bone since early November, but only allowed myself to start reading it during Thanksgiving holiday. It is so nice starting a new book of this series because it is like going home to visit old friends; you just pick up where you left off, and it's like you've not been apart at all.
Thank you for sharing you gift of writing with all of us!

Karen P

By: sassynach

sassynach — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 06:00:05 +0000

In addition to all the usual things, I am thankful for you and Jamie Fraser and all the friends I've further bonded with over our love for all things Outlander and Jamie Fraser.

Thank YOU

By: dragon knitter

dragon knitter — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 05:03:15 +0000

while your turkey sandwiches sound divine, my favorite is thus: sliced turkey on a hoagie, with cheddar melted over the meat. theother halfof the bun has cranberry sauce spread on it, then add in 2 slices of crispy bacon, and serve with turkey gravy for dunking. DIVINE!

i just finished Echo, and HOLY COW! can'twait to see what william's final reaction is.

By: Diana Gabaldon

Diana Gabaldon — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 10:23:57 +0000

Dear Iago--

Did you hear about the UK publisher's offer to UK readers? To wit, if you order the hardcover ECHO from amazon.co.uk, just email the receipt to Orion (the UK publisher) and they'll immediately send you a copy of the trade paperback edition of the book that's already published in Australia and New Zealand. Then you'll still get your hardcover in January, when it's published in the UK, but will at least have been able to _read_ it in the meantime (or give it to your wife for Christmas [g]).

I'll be doing a quick tour in the UK in January, btw; mostly in Scotland--Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Ayr, Dundee--but also in Sheffield in England (plus starting and stopping in London, but don't know whether they're scheduling public events there, or just interviews and the like). So perhaps I'll see you and your wife along the way.

By: sireesanwar

sireesanwar — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 00:07:50 +0000

I'm extremely grateful for your ability to write!

By: LRH

LRH — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 22:33:34 +0000

Over the last two weeks, I've worked hard to get a friend in France hooked on your books, because they, like most things in life, are better shared. While I was eating Thanksgiving dinner with my ship's crew in Portland, OR, she was at her parents' house, surreptitiously reading away, and by the time I returned, she was hooked. For that, I'm thankful.

By: Iago

Iago — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 22:28:30 +0000

Thankfully (or not) there is no turkey in my fridge right now, or I would have succumbed to the powers of the Dark side and gone and prepared both your sarnies... They both sound absolutely delish!

Thanksgiving (Veuve or no Veuve) is one of the best Merkin inventions to my mind, and I always pause to do so on that one day of the year, at least. This year, however, I'm pondering how thankLESS the task of procuring a Christmas gift for my wife will be, with European publication of Echo delayed until well AFTER the holidays... Grrrr.