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He's talking about memories. To think about the past, about your childhood, is a way of re-living it. -C-…
18 Apr 2000, 17:17
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Hello Urth list, I have a question for you: I've just finished *Strange Travelers* with "The Ziggurat," and have been generally dissatisfied with the content (does anyone else her…
28 Mar 2000, 16:35
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I haven't read *Strange Travelers* yet (it is en route from Amazon), but I can say that the jag on living on after death is Swedenborgian. No doubt at the behest of Jorge Luis Borg…
10 Feb 2000, 15:26
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This post is a simple FYI: http://www.alibris.com I imagine a lot of you are already familiar with that url, but if you're not, now you have no excuse. Alibris is a rare book eng…
12 Jan 2000, 17:31
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Thanks to Will Ansley for the FAQ definition. There is the certain amount of questions that we all could plausibly furnish answers to. "Who is Gene Wolfe? Did he invent Pringles? A…
13 Dec 1999, 17:48
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I've been eavesdropping on this FAQ conversation (though I fear it's dying down) and I can't help but feel that there is a skewed approach being taken to the project. Is it the du…
12 Dec 1999, 14:05
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Nutricious sez: No. They are similar but not the same. The longest story in *Extraordinary Tales* is four 5x7 pages. Both books have the same mission statement, and are peppered w…
28 Oct 1999, 15:41
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Nicholas Gevers sez: No, that can't be right. I like the sentiment, though. A friend of mine who read the BOTNS suggested that the Brown Book and the Book of Gold are the same: be…
28 Oct 1999, 10:21
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It's an interesting side-point that a great deal of Wolfe's protagonists seem to be ubermensches themselves, genetically if not ethically. That is to say, they are very handsome, s…
01 Mar 1999, 08:00
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Not to rudely change subject, but since we're in the constructive mood, a question. I'm new to the list, and though I've reviewed the archives I don't think that this question has…
25 Jan 1999, 21:52
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