<< ML:
>Many of us (including myself) are
>comfortable with ambiguity, but many are not.
We demand rigidly defined areas of doubt and uncerainty!
Phil.
>>
A good definition of Blank Lands. The thing that got me about Blank Lands was firstly that Balazar BECAME one, which seemed very odd, and that secondly I couldn't see how they could possibly work, unless they were, as someone said, great big holes in the ground.
Keith N
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