New Wolfe in Dec. 2001 REALMS OF FANTASY (mild spoiler)

The Urth list — 4 messages, 2 voices, 11 Oct 2001
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Adam Stephanides11 Oct 2001, 21:51original
Wolfe has a story in the Dec. 2001 REALMS OF FANTASY entitled "Queen." It's a minor story, and only a little over two pages long, but is of interest as his most specifically Catholic story (that I know of). --Adam
John Barach11 Oct 2001, 21:09original

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Wolfe has a story in the Dec. 2001 REALMS OF FANTASY entitled "Queen." It's a minor story, and only a little over two pages long, but is of interest as his most specifically Catholic story (that I know of).
Are you counting "The Seraph from Its Sepulchre" in Andrew M. Greeley and Michael Cassutt's Sacred Visions (Tor, 1991). John ... who's new to Wolfe and to the list, but trying to catch up.
Adam Stephanides12 Oct 2001, 00:14original

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on 10/11/01 10:09 PM, John Barach at jbarach at telusplanet.net wrote: Adam writes:
Wolfe has a story in the Dec. 2001 REALMS OF FANTASY entitled "Queen." It's a minor story, and only a little over two pages long, but is of interest as his most specifically Catholic story (that I know of).
Are you counting "The Seraph from Its Sepulchre" in Andrew M. Greeley and Michael Cassutt's Sacred Visions (Tor, 1991).
I read that story a long time ago, and don't remember it that well. I vaguely recall their being a priest in it; is that right? In any case, "Queen" is Catholic in a different sense (unless there's something else about "Seraph" that's Catholic). --Adam
John Barach12 Oct 2001, 13:24original

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I read that story a long time ago, and don't remember it that well. I vaguely recall their being a priest in it; is that right?
Yes, there's a priest and the memory of past mission work among the "seraphs." John

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