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That would be Revelation, singular. Funny how widespread that solecism is. (I have an interest in knowing this, having recently published a novel in Australia co-written with Rory…
10 Apr 2000, 16:03
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D'oh! My careless reading, as bad as the luckless typesetter's. I stupidly took the first cite as the earlier (on-top-ology recapitulates file-ology). The typo dynamics remain va…
16 Mar 2000, 03:48
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Looks to me like a classic typesetting error first time around, corrected later. Regard the break point: two instances of `worlds will', separated by about a line of text. No nee…
13 Mar 2000, 04:42
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No, that's his collection of ghost stories, Damien…
16 Jan 2000, 04:14
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At 09:07 PM 1/12/99 -0700, mantis wrote:\ I wonder of the usually forgotten Fred Hoyle might sneak in here? Great audacious ideas (for his time), clunky but serviceable fiction wa…
02 Dec 1999, 17:24
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At 09:23 PM 3/11/99 -0800,Ouroboros wrote something hard to swallow: Hmm. So Sev is a kind of eidolon or entelechy of the future cosmos entire, a sort of temporally extended Tiple…
04 Nov 1999, 16:45
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Ahem. This is not entirely unbroken ground. You might glance at, say, Teresa Ebert, Fred Jameson, Vivian Sobchack, Brian McHale's POSTMODERNIST FICTION or even my own READING BY ST…
27 Oct 1999, 12:47
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From: "Nicholas Gevers" <potto at webmail.co.za> < There's been a degree of controversy in the last couple of years about the influence of Blish on later writers - Mary Doria Russell…
04 Jun 1999, 14:26
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"Robert Borski" <rborski at coredcs.com> asks: Nothing springs to mind. Bad luck. Damien…
01 Jun 1998, 13:50
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As I was reading this morning - reading the URTH list's digest on my computer screen, I should explain - I was struck by the deluge of posts, deliberately left unread until now, co…
13 May 1998, 22:23