[UA] A reading suggestion, and two totally unrelated questions

[John Tynes]

>However, the biggest omission, is that it dosen't list the Museum of 
>Jurassic Technology, which is one of the most "bizarre" places in L.A. and 
>one of the coolest museums in the world.

There's an excellent book about the MJT, which I bought, read, and 
promptly lost a few years ago. Does anyone know the title offhand? They 
have a website, which makes for ...interesting... reading (I like how the 
link to each previous page is a Dante-ish "Turn Back"):

http://www.mjt.org/

Incidentally, there's a primo mechanomancer novel that I never thought to 
mention: THE CABINET OF CURIOUSITIES, I believe, is the name--it's 
another book I've lost. (Assuming I have the name right, Amazon says it's 
out of print.) It's a sort of adventure tale set in revolution-era 
France, and while it's not supernatural per se (merely Wondrous), it's 
all about a couple of clockworkers.

You know, if it wasn't for the fact that my Ellroy collection is intact, 
I'd almost wonder if UA was consuming my library during development.


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