>For Tomorrow came out in its assigned place, right between A
>Night to Remember and On the Road Again. As for For
>Today, it was released only in advance of In for a Penny...
>and The Revolution Will Be Televised, during both of which
>(with the exception of one brief scene in which he isn't identified)
>Corwin is, er, out of town anyway.
>
>(How can I be so sure? Simple chronology. Coming out as it did on
>Dec. 29, For Today was the last release of 2003, and only the
>aforementioned two pieces of S4 have 2004 date stamps.)

I stand corrected, on that count (and I suspected I wasn't entirely correct, but it was what I remembered). I may be misremembering it because "For Tomorrow" was the one that brought into focus a bunch of the things I thought were bad ideas, or good ideas being executed poorly, and so it and "Hunter Rose" triggered my abandonment of the Symphony, and another of these unnamed friends who did like the resolution of the CUA arc recommended I read "For Today," at least, even if I didn't read the rest of the Fourth.

(What I've read on the boards about "Ash Knight" has had me off and on considering giving it a shot, but I can't get over the bad taste the Fourth left in my mouth.)

- Sean
"All tribal myths are true, for a given value of 'true.'"
-- Terry Pratchett, from _The Last Continent_