Wolfe excerpt online

The Urth list — 4 messages, 4 voices, 03 Oct 2002
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Ron Crown03 Oct 2002, 18:41original
The excerpt from Wizard Knight to be published in the Fall issue of Conjunctions (mentioned by Nick Gevers a while back) is available online at the Conjunctions website. Pretty impressive looking issue. http://www.conjunctions.com/justout.htm Ron Crown Reference Librarian Saint Louis University
Christopher Culver04 Oct 2002, 00:14original

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Ron Crown wrote: The excerpt from Wizard Knight to be published in the Fall issue of Conjunctions (mentioned by Nick Gevers a while back) is available online at the Conjunctions website.
I must say that the language looks somewhat juvenile, but I get the feeling that there will enough standard Wolfe trickiness to keep me interested. I've never read THE DEVIL IN A FOREST, so I've never seen Wolfe write to a younger audience before.
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Ron Crown Reference Librarian Saint Louis University
Small world. I'm a freshman at SLU's Madrid campus. Christopher Culver <christopher_culver at yahoo.com>
Steve Strickland06 Oct 2002, 22:38original

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This looks very promising. When's it supposed to come out? Does anyone have any thoughts on the quickest and easiest way to learn the essentials of Norse mythology? I need to learn the basics anyway before reading American Gods. Steve Strickland ----- Original Message -----
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From: "Ron Crown" <crownrw at SLU.EDU> To: <urth at urth.net> Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 1:41 PM Subject: (urth) Wolfe excerpt online The excerpt from Wizard Knight to be published in the Fall issue of Conjunctions (mentioned by Nick Gevers a while back) is available online at the Conjunctions website. Pretty impressive looking issue. http://www.conjunctions.com/justout.htm Ron Crown Reference Librarian Saint Louis University --
Dan'l Danehy-Oakes07 Oct 2002, 15:54original

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Steve Strickland wrote: Does anyone have any thoughts on the quickest and easiest way to learn the essentials of Norse mythology? I need to learn the basics anyway before reading American Gods.
Actually, you really don't, but if you really want to, ... h'mmm. Check out the mythology section of a good children's library, there are always good books of Gods And Heroes there. But stay far, far away from Marvel Comics's THOR.

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