Thank you, that is very nice to know (ease of getting a signature). On the same note, if you know, in the same sort of situation what are your opinions on the value of having Carol Heyer sign and possibly sketch in the Easton Press The Lost Tales 1&2 that she illustrated? Thanks a lot!

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, but here are my thoughts:

The Complete Guide does not appear to be currently available from their website. However, Greg loves to sign things, so it probably wouldn't be too difficult to contact him (the right place to start would be to get in touch with SpiderWebArt.com, his official gallery) and see if you could have him sign a copy for you if you have an unsigned one. I wouldn't pay a high premium for his signature right now, but there is work involved in getting one, so it should add a bit to the book value.

I added a guide page for the book here:

TCG page

It appears that you can download some Mythlore articles on Amazon.com now (for a whopping $9.95 each download). Here are two examples I ran across this afternoon.

http://www.amazon.com/C-S-Lewis-legac ... oks&qid=1201219287&sr=1-1

http://www.amazon.com/Roots-Branches- ... oks&qid=1201219287&sr=1-2


Not sure what the arrangements are with The Mythopoeic Society and the article authors.

Jason Fisher comments on your review here, Khamul:

http://lingwe.blogspot.com/2008/01/ive-been-reviewed-bit.html