Soldier of Sidon

The Urth list — 6 messages, 4 voices, 26 Apr 2003
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Nicholas Gevers26 Apr 2003, 07:23original
Last night, confirmation from GW that he is at work on SOLDIER OF SIDON, set mainly in Egypt when it was a province of the Persian Empire. He comments that his research shows the ancient Egyptians in a warm, sympathetic light. A fourth volume may well follow. --Nick Gevers.
Nicholas Gevers27 Apr 2003, 20:49original

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Concerning the publication date of SOLDIER OF SIDON: don't expect it before 2005. THE KNIGHT and THE WIZARD come first... --Nick Gevers.
silk tree27 Apr 2003, 21:02original

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On Saturday, April 26, 2003, at 02:23 AM, Nicholas Gevers wrote: Last night, confirmation from GW that he is at work on SOLDIER OF SIDON, set mainly in Egypt when it was a province of the Persian Empire. He comments that his research shows the ancient Egyptians in a warm, sympathetic light. A fourth volume may well follow.
hi, is this, in fact, a long awaited story about Latro? the title seems to suggest this but if I let myself hope and it turns out it isn't the disappointment would be too much. mimosa
Nicholas Gevers27 Apr 2003, 21:10original

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Mimosa, hi. SOLDIER OF SIDON is the third Latro novel, following directly on from SOLDIER OF THE MIST and SOLDIER OF ARETE. --Nick Gevers. --- silk tree <albizia at feafaroth.org> wrote: >
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On Saturday, April 26, 2003, at 02:23 AM, Nicholas Gevers wrote:
Last night, confirmation from GW that he is at work on SOLDIER OF SIDON, set mainly in Egypt when it was a province of the Persian Empire. He comments that his research shows the ancient Egyptians in a warm, sympathetic light. A fourth volume may well follow.
hi, is this, in fact, a long awaited story about Latro? the title seems to suggest this but if I let myself hope and it turns out it isn't the disappointment would be too much. mimosa
James Jordan08 May 2003, 20:41original

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From: "The Wynns" <the.wynns at usa.net> Jim, Could I impose on you one more time to post for me? Hopefully, I will soon have an Internet connection that will allow me to send email from my Urth address, but with the recent speculation on "Soldier of Sidon" I thought this would be of interest to the group. --- James ------------------------------------------------------------------ Nutria wrote: ...someone said that [Soldier of Sidon] will explore Egypt, and I guess we'll all have to brush up on the Egyptian pantheon next! Crush responds: Wolfe discussed the "Soldier of Sidon" during the recent online chat. He said it was still "in the early stages" and he was not at the time certain he would ever finish it. Incidentally, he also revealed that he will (probably) not "wrap up" the story with the next novel -- if Wolfe could live to be 100 with the same vigor he had in his fifties and sixties, I think we could get Latro home. Before "Soldier of Sidon", he will release Knight, then Wizard, then a collection of short stories. Here is the text of the online chat: http://urth.net/urth/archives/v0304/3111.txt.shtml
Michael Straight09 May 2003, 13:13original

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On Sat, 26 Apr 2003, [iso-8859-1] Nicholas Gevers wrote: He comments that his research shows the ancient Egyptians in a warm, sympathetic light.
...at least compared with the ancient Spartans. -- Rostrum

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