Gene Wolfe

The SF-Lovers list — 3 messages, 2 voices, 19 Nov 1990
https://urth.darkrealm.vip/thread/sflovers/85

Dieter Britz19 Nov 1990, 07:53
Having recently read Soldier of the Mist, I am sure there must be more coming. Is this part of a series and if so, what's next? My son and I can't wait. Thanks for any help. Dieter Britz britz at kemi.aau.dk
Antonio Leal19 Nov 1990, 13:21

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BRITZ at KEMI.AAU.DK (Dieter Britz) writes:
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Having recently read Soldier of the Mist, I am sure there must be more coming. Is this part of a series and if so, what's next? My son and I can't wait.
Soldier of Arete' is out in paperback. It's the second volume of those "memories" (a rather appropriate term in this case). It may also end the series, unless Wolfe chooses to follow his protagonist back to Latium. Quite a triumph of intelligent writing. Not necessarily the faithful rendition of the past, but at least not marred by imbecilic concessions to the mindset of the present day audience. Antonio B. Leal Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA. 15213 U.S.A. [412] 268-2937
Antonio Leal19 Nov 1990, 13:21

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BRITZ at KEMI.AAU.DK (Dieter Britz) writes:
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Having recently read Soldier of the Mist, I am sure there must be more coming. Is this part of a series and if so, what's next? My son and I can't wait.
Soldier of Arete' is out in paperback. It's the second volume of those "memories" (a rather appropriate term in this case). It may also end the series, unless Wolfe chooses to follow his protagonist back to Latium. Quite a triumph of intelligent writing. Not necessarily the faithful rendition of the past, but at least not marred by imbecilic concessions to the mindset of the present day audience. Antonio B. Leal Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA. 15213 U.S.A. [412] 268-2937

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