Getting permission for translation of Wolfe story

Hello all, I've translated "The Tale of the Town that Forgot Fauna" into Esperanto and am hoping to submit it for publication. Knowing that getting permission from the author would be the right thing to do, I wrote to Tom Doherty Associates twice but never received a reply. I'm getting rather impatient, and would hope to soon get an answer on whether I can get this published or not (I stand to make no profit and, judging by the reactions of my proofreaders, the appearance of this story would make people buy Wolfe books, thus creating business for Wolfe and Tor). I know Wolfe ocassionaly publicizes a PO Box to which one can write to get copies of old Wolfe books, etc. Would writing to that be appropriate for getting permission? If so, can someone please post the address? Christopher Culver ------------------------------------------------------------ CHRISTOPHER R. CULVER TEJO-volontulo en la Centra Oficejo de UEA kaj TEJO Retposxto privata: christopherculver at hotmail.com PGP-sxlosilo havebla de la servilo aux per peti de mi "Felicxaj estas tiuj kiuj malsatas kaj soifas por justeco, cxar ili estos satigitaj." - Skt. Mateo 5:6 ------------------------------------------------------------ Questions or problems: write ranjit at urth.net

Try Gene Wolfe's agent, Virginia Kidd Virginia Kidd 538 E. Harford St. P.O. Box 278 Milford PA 18337-0278 =mantis= Sirius Fiction booklets on Gene Wolfe, John Crowley http://www.siriusfiction.com/ Questions or problems: write ranjit at urth.net