Seeley; FAQ

The Urth list — 2 messages, 2 voices, 02 Dec 1999
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David Lebling02 Dec 1999, 17:09original
From: Ron Hale-Evans <rwhe at apocalypse.org> <<I know of two lists of these mysteries. One is in an old Usenet message by Donn Seeley that I have kept and treasured since the early Eighties.>> I remember reading this one long, long ago as well. I've lost my copy. If you could post it to the list or just to me, I'd be very grateful. I second the idea of compiling an Urth-FAQ. But who will bell the cat? -- Dave Lebling (aka vizcacha)
Ron Hale-Evans02 Dec 1999, 15:37original

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At 05:09 PM 12/2/99 -0500, Dave Lebling wrote: From: Ron Hale-Evans <rwhe at apocalypse.org> <<I know of two lists of these mysteries. One is in an old Usenet message by Donn Seeley that I have kept and treasured since the early Eighties.>> I remember reading this one long, long ago as well. I've lost my copy. If you could post it to the list or just to me, I'd be very grateful. I second the idea of compiling an Urth-FAQ. But who will bell the cat?
I'll be glad to post the Seeley list later this afternoon or evening. (I'm on Pacific time.) As for belling the cat, I'll do it if no one else will. But who will watch the Watchmen? (Who's to decide finally what the "real" answers are to the hard mysteries, when Wolfe says he's not sure about some of them himself any longer?) Perhaps we can list alternate solutions together, with the most plausible ones first. BTW, are you the Dave Lebling who co-authored the Zork series? If so: Was The Lives of the Twelve Flatheads in Zork a play on The Lives of the Seventeen Megatherians in Wolfe? Ron H-E
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