Messages of condolence for Robert Lynn Asprin:
(sent via mythadventures.net site)

I've been a fan of Robert's work since I was a teenager back in the  ’80s, and I passed along my love of his stories to my own son just in the last year. I can't tell you how much his books have meant to me  over the years. He'll be missed.

My sincerest condolences,

Collin Burton (by e-mail)
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I never got the chance to meet Mr. Asprin, though I do have several of the Myth series and am a big fan of them.

I'll be curling up with those books over the next few days and rereading the ones I have. Its my way of paying tribute to a man who's humor has influenced me in my adult life. Whenever I read them I got this sense of a man who was cackling maddly with laughter as he wrote. His characters spoke clearly and with their own distinctions in ways that many modern authors only wished that theirs did.

I'll be keeping you, his friends and family in my prayers through these troubled times.

Most of all I want to send my heartfelt thanks. From a relatively new fan. It's not much and I certainly don't know his works as some others do, but they brought me laughter and joy at points where I very much needed them and for that I am in his debt.

God bless
John (@yahoo.com)
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My condolences to all.  A teacher of mine introduced me to Tolkien, Asprin and D&D back in 6th grade.  20 years later I'm still a big fan of all 3.  I was so happy when MYTH books started appearing on shelves again.  Definitely bad news.

Hagen (@yahoo.com)