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Centipede Press <jerad at centipedepress.com> asks:…
06 Dec 2020, 13:54
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Got this today from Folio. Expensive, for sure, but it's good to see Wolfe getting published by them. Of course, what I really want is to see a Library of America <https://loa.o…
24 May 2019, 15:09
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The latest issue of The Weekly Standard includes a review of a Hungarian novel, first published in 2001 and now translated into English. The book is called "Tranquility". It seem…
11 Apr 2009, 21:57
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Wolfe Man [John J. Miller] Today's Between the Covers podcast is with Gene Wolfe <http://radio.nationalreview.com/betweenthecovers/post/?q=MmQ2ZjA2OGE4ZWNmZjBkMGQ1MjRjYjlhOTA4YmU…
30 Mar 2009, 16:44
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So, has anyone else read the new Wolfe chapbook from PS Publishing, "Christmas Inn"? Fernando ============================================================= Fernando Q. Gouvea …
02 May 2006, 20:58
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Well, I thought I'd report a little bit about the book seminar I'm running. In the first session, we discussed "The Island of Doctor Death and Other Stories", "Alien Stones", and "…
03 Mar 2003, 13:40
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I've gotten myself into doing a short "book seminar" on "The Island of Doctor Death and Other Stories and Other Stories" at my college. It's six one-hour sessions, and students get…
11 Feb 2003, 13:29
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Hmmm... a "capon" is a castrated male chicken, from a Latin root that means "to cut", I think. So "badly cut"? Fernando…
21 Jan 2003, 04:06
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I just re-read Wolfe's "Has Anybody Seen Junie Moon", in the Moon Shots anthology edited by Peter Crowther. The story is a homage to R. A. Lafferty, and it refers to a Lafferty st…
14 Jun 2002, 02:17
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As I mentioned in another email, I've just reread OBW, which was quite rewarding. Some things I still don't understand... 1) What happened in the pit? It seems likely that Horn di…
08 Aug 2000, 13:18
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**** On Tue, 8 Aug 2000 17:29:09 +0100, "Ian Smith" <iancsmith at 4unet.co.uk> said: Ian> would be that bloke from 'the book of Silk'. Yup, I'm proposing that Ian> both Horn AND Sil…
08 Aug 2000, 13:03
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My reaction to "Pajarocu" is that it sounded a lot like words from indigenous tribes from the Amazon. To be specific, it brought to mind "pirarucu", a large fish which is one of th…
11 Oct 1999, 20:20
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Hello, all. I just had a fun time reading the list archives. Lots of interesting things there! Some comments: 1) Quetzal - He seems less ambiguous to me than to most of the peo…
20 Jan 1997, 10:20
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