The Sword and Laser discussion

A new twist on William Tell.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piznYG...

Interesting. Thanks.
So we can start classifying books by the type arrow it would take to pierce them. "Looks like another long bow Bodkin point just hit the shelves"

But... did he actually pierce the entire book?

Awesome.

When I read the title I was thinking this was about plot holes.

I think them not showing is an attempt to add mystery. I have also added the book to my to read list. If nothing else, it's good marketing.

Also thought to add that the book is The Red Knight, by Miles Cameron. The book got a good review at Tor.com

http://www.tor.com/blogs/2013/01/book...

Daran wrote: ". If nothing else, it's good marketing."
I don't know. The message I got was "This book is good for target practice" (Just joking. I plan to check the book out. So yes it was a good technique)

Everyone knows that epic fantasy novels are the densest material in the universe. That's why you have to take care not store too many of them in anyone place, lest the gravity distortions punch a hole in our time/space continuum.

tsktsk.