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Hello all! I'm glad I'm not the only one who felt somewhat irked by RttW. The lists have been helping me get some things (like narrators) somewhat straightened out. Thanks, as e…
27 Feb 2001, 05:16
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Konnichiwa, all. Spoiler? Well, maybe. I'm almost through RTTW, and am already wishing for more (so greedy). A few recent postings by Mr. Straight and Mr. Reilly made me wonder …
02 Feb 2001, 04:20
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Hello, all. Yeah, my copy of _Dying Earth_ should be here tomorrow, and mmhhhh, what a crappy cover it's got. Almost makes the Wolfe covers look better...no. No, it doesn't. An…
14 Dec 2000, 03:29
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Like Mr. Lebling aka Vizcacha, I also ordered the _Dying Earth_ omnibus. The pleasure of these tales remains undimmed though I first discovered them while considerably shorter. B…
11 Dec 2000, 10:55
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Now, Endymion, I can't just sit by and hear Oreb's unassisted intellect maligned. For example, "Not cut!" is often interpretable as a general moral advisory, though perhaps he's p…
10 Sep 2000, 19:55
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Remembering the altered day names in a Sandman issue,I found my box of comics and checked. Dream's work schedule one week had the days as Moonday, Truesday, Wodensday, Thirstday, …
01 Sep 2000, 08:34
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First, thanks very much to the good sieurs for the possible timelines and practices re the Guild. Myself, I tend to go with version #2 with Mr. Lackey's additions, mostly. As to M…
22 Aug 2000, 02:09
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I'm sure this has probably been covered elsewhere, but I've been away for a while. (Sorry for any odd and nonsensical posts-MS can do some weird numbers on one!) Anyway, i have ne…
12 Aug 2000, 17:49
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Did someone already run down the various parallels between LB and Garcia-Marquez' 100 Years of Solitude (soapy, multigenerational family fantasy, slap-in -the-face ending, etc.) or…
30 Apr 2000, 21:20
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um, I seem to recall a reference somewhere (erudite ones, help) of Dutch seamen taking "sea wives" for their extended journeys of exploration and trade, ports and tropical isles no…
18 Apr 2000, 21:16
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Mssr. Newt, my memory fails also as to whether Hyacinth was an engineered embryo, though Silk and Chenille sure were. Anyone? How about a few characters not much speculated on, or …
20 Jan 2000, 20:56
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As to Palaemon's peculiar age, and maybe other of his, ah, quirks, i seemed to have the impression that perhaps he'd done a bit of time-traveling himself, like so many other charac…
30 Dec 1999, 23:15
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Uh yeah, and one might even say, that groovy as Mooorcock made him, he (it, whatever) was pretty rockin in classical J-C material, tho it surely needs not be said-ijust figure Wolf…
01 Dec 1999, 00:45
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Ola, Jackie, and beware...one must needs gird one's loins purty tight to run w/ these learned and lovable braniacs. You've probably gathered this, but even so, as one newbie to ano…
19 Nov 1999, 15:15
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26 Oct 1999, 16:13
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http://freecenter.digiweb.com/games/severian/swap.html and easy (relatively) to screw with genetically, yes? I mean we're talking about low temps, possible biochem enhancements/ad…
18 Oct 1999, 00:10
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Unlurking neophyte here. Just writing to genuinely thank you guys for the spoilers-c'mon, Amazon, I want mine yesterday...<sigh> It's not like anyone can _spoil_a Wolfe novel, cert…
27 Sep 1999, 20:30
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Hey, all. I'm new here, but I've been a long time Wolfe nutcase, and not wholly dim-hope i can keep up with the marvelous brainiacs in this rarefied bunch. What with the new releas…
12 Sep 1999, 20:38
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