[LMB] OT-ish: Do-Overs: 10 speculative fiction books that got major rewrites after they were published

[mtraber251]

On 1/15/2011 2:35 AM, A. Marina Fournier wrote:
> This could dovetail with the censorship/Huck Finn "revision" threads.
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> Another excellent article by Charlie Jane Anders. She runs a salon of sorts called Writers with Drinks, on the second Saturday of the month at a bar in San Francisco. One never knows what will happen--but the bar can't make a White Russian, unless you think that soy milk is a good substitute for cream (shudder).
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> http://io9.com/5733869/do+overs-10-speculative-fiction-books-that-got-major-rewrites-after-they-were-published?skyline=true&s=i
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Very interesting blog, I am going to seek out both versions of some of 
the pieces =)

And soy milk white russian? Blargh!

Perhaps an almond milk 'cream' would make a decent one - you make a 
double strength almond milk and it is the [medieval] version of lent 
'cream' for cooking purposes. I need to figure out how to make almond 
milk in my soy milk maker since I saw in the directions they have a 
recipe for it =)