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 Stephanides — 11 Oct 2001, 21:51

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

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John Barach — 11 Oct 2001, 21:09
  follows, by subject match Adam Stephanides

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).

John
... who's new to Wolfe
and to the list, but
trying to catch up.

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Adam Stephanides — 12 Oct 2001, 00:14
  follows, by subject match John Barach

> 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 

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John Barach — 12 Oct 2001, 13:24
  follows, by subject match Adam Stephanides

Adam writes:

> 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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