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  "thread": {
    "id": 52,
    "subject": "Gene Wolfe small press books",
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    "first": "1986-02-05T23:58:42+00:00",
    "last": "1986-02-05T23:58:42+00:00"
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      "message_id": "<sflovers-v11-31-8@digest.sf-lovers>",
      "from": {
        "name": "Linda Wald",
        "address": "math.linda at locus.ucla.edu"
      },
      "date": "1986-02-05T23:58:42+00:00",
      "subject": "Gene Wolfe small press books",
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          "text": "all my letters to Laurence Roberts bounced ........\n\nCastle of the Otter first showed up as a reviewers goof -- he\nthought that the fourth book of the book of the New Sun was so\ntitled. Wolfe then wrote it anyway -- the subtitle is 'a book about\nthe Book of the New Sun'. It contains essays, history, some\nbackground, and even one chapter where all the main characters (who\nwere willing) stand up and tell a joke. If you liked Book of the New\nSun, you'll probably enjoy it. It's available from the Science\nFiction Book Club.\n\nPlan[e]t Engineering is NOT reprints from Plant Engineering (by the\nway, Wolfe is now writing full time .) It was published by NESFA\npress, and may still be available from them. It commemorates Wolfes\nappearence as Boscone XXI GoH.  The stories , articles and poems\nwere chosen by a jury of NESFA members.  It includes 'Books in the\nBook of the New Sun' and 'The Computer Iterates the Greater Trumps'\nas well as stories and , oh yes, one article from Plant Engineering\non 'The Anatomy of a Robot' . I enjoyed the collection. If you too\nenjoy Wolfe, I can reasonably safely say you will too. Good luck\ngetting ahold of it.\n\nI read the Ziesing edition of Free Live Free and liked it. If such\nthings bother you, it's really only borderline sf. I haven't read\nthe Tor edition, but A Change of Hobbit has it as does Mark Ziesing\nBooksellers (P.O.Box 806 Willimantic CT. 06226).\n\nEnjoy,"
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