I got so carried away with the contest that I forgot to say how cool the book really is. A great design and I love the artwork.
I got so carried away with the contest that I forgot to say how cool the book really is. A great design and I love the artwork.
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I spent the first hour (or so) after the announcement looking for my eventually submitted answer, scrolling along the picture. Looking for small things out of place and after a while something caught me eye. 😉Originally Posted by MikeDuke
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Well good luck. I mean that.I spent the first hour (or so) after the announcement looking for my eventually submitted answer, scrolling along the picture. Looking for small things out of place and after a while something caught me eye. 😉
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Thanks Mike, good luck to you too! 😉Well good luck. I mean that.I spent the first hour (or so) after the announcement looking for my eventually submitted answer, scrolling along the picture. Looking for small things out of place and after a while something caught me eye. 😉
A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies
I think the "bytesizeh" is probably a clever red herring left by Paul. To get you to think that you're sooooo close, when it really is just a dead end.
Amazing. The three winning entries have been received. Contest is closed. I have updated the site. Winners will be announced soon.
Well, at least it wont be torturing my mind for months on end as the Thornwillow 'Poe' contest has. Worried I'll still be thinking about that one when the timer runs out.... in April.
Suntup fans are the best fans!! Congrats to the winners whose brains function at a higher rate than mine which is to say they function!! So awesome of Paul, Becca, and team to do this.
Wow! I can't wait for the announcement of the winners, good luck to all who entered! 👌🏻✌🏻
A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies
Yes, my post was a throwaway joke.
Congratulations to the three winners for solving the real puzzle in record speed!
These books are going to be amazing. As always for Suntup Editions.
"...that Siren which called and sang and promised so much and gave, after all, so little." ~ Ray Bradbury
I was trying to unscramble the underlined letters. Not even sure of that was part of the clue.
All I could come up with was "By the size" (binary).. didn't make sense to me.
When will you reveal.. very curious
“The battle between good and evil is endlessly fascinating because we are participants every day.” - Stephen King
My money is on those combined with the binary encoded letters and maybe the ZY as well all playing a part.
I'll be going live on Facebook at 2:00 p.m. PT to announce the winners of the Neuromancer Easter Egg Contest.
That's what I was trying to do. A last ditch effort. I guess I can relax my brain now.
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Good idea - joined!
Eastasia has always taught college students to feel pride or shame according to their race.
Joined!
Again, thank you Paul! I can't believe i won, and the grand prize. Absolutely awesome!
I'm off the charts right now, in a dreamlike state. I just realized there will be only one of this rebound lettered edition.
It's like the holy grail, i just can't believe it. Surreal.
A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies
This is why Paul's story is so amazing. It's just an endless feedback loop of good vibes and positive energy. Really tremendous stuff. It's more than books.
Congrats!
Curious if you're familiar with Latin? By the time I noticed the underlined letters it was a few hours in and the letter distribution didn't strike me as English - so was going at it more as a code than a scramble. Hadn't occurred to me it might be another language and I was also trying to marry it to the binary encoded letters to boot.
Really fun contest!
I posted this just now on facebook, i'll post it here as an answer to your question. Ps; i'm not familair with Latin, but i did hear the saying multiple times in my life.Congrats!
Curious if you're familiar with Latin? By the time I noticed the underlined letters it was a few hours in and the letter distribution didn't strike me as English - so was going at it more as a code than a scramble. Hadn't occurred to me it might be another language and I was also trying to marry it to the binary encoded letters to boot.
Really fun contest!
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Yeah, i first thought it had something to do with ZY in it but i just figured that can't be right and that easy. So i went back on it and noticed the underlined letters and scribbled them down on a paper. And combined the letters multiple times and eventually stumbled upon "Ad astra" and thought; hey, i know this and wrote ; Ad Astra Per Aspera" down. Checked and numbered the letters to compare it and just submitted it without any question."
A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies
Congrats. I was on the right track but I don't think I would have been able to figure out the latin part of it.I posted this just now on facebook, i'll post it here as an answer to your question. Ps; i'm not familair with Latin, but i did hear the saying multiple times in my life.Congrats!
Curious if you're familiar with Latin? By the time I noticed the underlined letters it was a few hours in and the letter distribution didn't strike me as English - so was going at it more as a code than a scramble. Hadn't occurred to me it might be another language and I was also trying to marry it to the binary encoded letters to boot.
Really fun contest!
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Yeah, i first thought it had something to do with ZY in it but i just figured that can't be right and that easy. So i went back on it and noticed the underlined letters and scribbled them down on a paper. And combined the letters multiple times and eventually stumbled upon "Ad astra" and thought; hey, i know this and wrote ; Ad Astra Per Aspera" down. Checked and numbered the letters to compare it and just submitted it without any question."
It was a really amazing and heartfelt story, i'm speaking from some personal experiences and i sincerely hope he's feeling relieved and doing great by now.This is why Paul's story is so amazing. It's just an endless feedback loop of good vibes and positive energy. Really tremendous stuff. It's more than books.
A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies
Where did you get the D? There was no underlined D.I posted this just now on facebook, i'll post it here as an answer to your question. Ps; i'm not familair with Latin, but i did hear the saying multiple times in my life.Congrats!
Curious if you're familiar with Latin? By the time I noticed the underlined letters it was a few hours in and the letter distribution didn't strike me as English - so was going at it more as a code than a scramble. Hadn't occurred to me it might be another language and I was also trying to marry it to the binary encoded letters to boot.
Really fun contest!
"
Yeah, i first thought it had something to do with ZY in it but i just figured that can't be right and that easy. So i went back on it and noticed the underlined letters and scribbled them down on a paper. And combined the letters multiple times and eventually stumbled upon "Ad astra" and thought; hey, i know this and wrote ; Ad Astra Per Aspera" down. Checked and numbered the letters to compare it and just submitted it without any question."
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