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I know we have had an on-again, off-again discussion about other Lupinesque authors that listers would recommend. I just finished reading John Crowley's "Engine Summer" and highly…
06 May 2003, 21:06
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On the subject of good non-Wolfean authors, I highly recommend Ted Chiang's recent short-story collection "Story of Your Life and Others." It collects all of Chiang's published st…
14 Apr 2003, 16:14
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Blattid writes, prompted by Mantis' gender comment: <<> So we are all in agreement that the narrator is female? Huh?!? Sputter!?! You know, the question of what sex (or age, or…
07 Feb 2003, 19:39
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Hello, all. I was looking for any opinions here, I am just about to finish RTTW, and was looking next either to read Jack Vance's Tales of the Dying Earth or Wolfe's There are Doo…
19 Dec 2002, 17:23
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Crush wrote: Crush responds: Oh, no. Not at all. Potto says in LS4:1 "As we aged, Cousin Tarsier made us new bodies *out of chems*." This statement horrifies Mint who asks, "What…
22 Nov 2002, 18:26
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Hello, all! I have recently joined the list, although I have been reading the archives and am very impressed with the depth of many list-members' analysis of Wolfe's works. Anywa…
11 Oct 2002, 14:05
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