Teri S. Wood's WANDERING STAR

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Below are the low resolution pdf copies of the first Four Issues of Wandering Star!

I choose low resolution, for easier downloading. But these still ring in between 3 and 5 megs each. But that's a far cry from the average of 15 megs per issue I have on the Wandering Star CD.

So, here they are! Just start the download, and go get a cup of coffee. Each Download is approximately 15 minutes via 56 flex modem.


	The First Four Free Issues! Whoo Hoo! Just Right Click on the Mouse and Save File As. Wandering Star, Book One -- Approx 3megs - - - Wandering Star, Book Two -- Approx 3megs - - - Wandering Star, Book Three -- Approx 4megs - - - Wandering Star, Book Four -- Approx 5megs

One note about reading comics via PDF, if you haven't done so before. Use the "hand" icon in Adobe Acrobat Reader to move the page around, as it won't automatically send you to the next page when you get to the end of each page.

I should probably plug my book a bit. And I think the best way to do that is to post review clips and links to other people who've reviewed Wandering Star on the web.

So ... the reviews:


	The story is a tale of the growth of a single individual amid the backdrop of societal prejudice and war. Teri Wood runs the gamut of emotions several times over throughout the series, and parlays action, humor, philosophical thought, and the horrors of war into what may well be the best SF comic series of the decade, if not the past century. -- Louis Bright-Raven


	And what Wood conveys with all of this is a very compelling, emotionally powerful story ... As this young woman sees her universe - one she thought she understood and knew her place in - fall apart around her, to be replaced by something altogether different - something frightening and bitter - I can understand her reactions, and empathise with how she deals with them. In the process, I've come to understand myself a little bit better as well. You can't ask much more from a book. -- Beek's Books


	Wood's art displays a consistently warm, organic line and her writing brings to life two fully-realized characters, Casi and Narz, who exist at opposite ends of the moral spectrum. She is working in comics rather than straight prose, but with Wandering Star Ms. Wood has created a Young Adult space opera that compares favorably to the YA output of Robert Heinlein or Andre Norton. - Bruce Canwell

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	Thanks fer Stopping By! Teri Sue Wood

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