Glaring Bloopers: Any more?

What book are you talking about, Tsu?

Of course. It doesn't matter what liberties you take with anything that can be imagined, but one thing a reader never wants is anything that blatantly contradicts known science.

-Nick

The Architect of Sleep, right?

I may not have cared for shoeing the llamas, but damn, I fell in love with the fighting claw the main raccoon character used.

I'm just aggravated that Boyett never finished that series.

I loved Ariel. Still one of my all-time favorite stand alone stories.

I was disappointed in Harry Potter when Wormtail was revealed underneath the willow in the cave and Harry was pointing his wand at Snape maybe? Can't remember now, but he was going to kill him with a spell, supposedly. But he hadn't learned the killing curse yet so I didn't understand why everyone was yelling at Harry not to kill him. Maybe Harry was going to stab Snape with that wand.