EWLD

Quest for Lucidity
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I’ve decided to buy EWLD but amazon has two different versions - a 1997 version https://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0345420128/qid=1092611485/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_2_1/026-8778494-2153224#product-details and a 1991 version https://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/034537410X/qid=1092611485/sr=1-2/ref=sr_1_2_2/026-8778494-2153224#product-details

Does anyone know if the 1997 version is updated or different in any way? I’d normally get the latest version but, as it costs nearly 3 times as much as the 1991 one, I’d like to know if it’s actually any different!

Thanks.

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didnt know there was 2 versions of it… :eh:

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We have talked about this before. They are both the exact same book just put out by different distributers so buy the cheaper one.

4

i dont get it… ???

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They are both the exact same book. Same text same information same everything. They only thing that is different is the cover.

To be honest I don’t get it either.

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That’s kinda weird. The one I picked up has the blue cover, as shown in the picture for the 1991 edition, yet inside the cover, it clearly states that it was published in '97. I didn’t even think there WAS a '91 version, because that was only a year after his first book, “Lucid Dreaming” (if memory serves). I think Amazon simply made a mistake.

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if they re-released it later after the first plubish…why would it be more money to buy…if nothing changed but the cover.

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Hi.

I made a subject about this… but anyway, I recently bought the £3.80 book.
From what I’ve heard, it’s the exact same book, just with a different cover, so if your going to buy one, get the £3.80 one.

The book is great from what I’ve read so far, Im 1/4 through it.
Very detailed and deffinately worth buying…

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how many us money is 3.80 euro?

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The book is 3 pounds 80 - which is just under 7 dollars.