Langford and Long Sun
The Urth list — 1 messages, 1 voices, 06 Sep 2003
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mournings glory — 06 Sep 2003, 05:06

In his Washington Post Book World review of David Langford's "Up Through An 
Empty House of Stars," Michael Dirda writes: "This latest collection offers 
several long essays on major figures like Gene Wolfe (emphasizing his Long 
Sun series)."

Has anyone read the essays in question yet? Is the book worth picking up for 
the Wolfe material?

msg (curious metal salt)

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