urth-urth.net Digest, Vol 5, Issue 35

turin25 Jan 2005, 12:35

has anyone read robert borski's solar labyrinth on the book o fthe new sun.

maru25 Jan 2005, 12:42

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No... but I have read Gene Wolfe's short story of the same name, if that helps. ~Maru

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turin wrote: has anyone read robert borski's solar labyrinth on the book o fthe new sun. _______________________________________________

Kieran Mullen25 Jan 2005, 14:23

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On Jan 25, 2005, at 2:05 PM, urth-urth.net-request at lists.urth.net wrote: Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 20:23:00 +0000 (GMT) From: Jim Raylor <rjraylor at yahoo.co.uk> Subject: (urth) A public apology To: Urth <urth-urth.net at lists.urth.net>

I am most dreadfully sorry. I never thought my words would render you all speechless or I would have just lurked in some corner like a little girl in a blue dress. Is there anything I can do right?

Hmmm... I'd recommend that you work with your pharmacist until they get the dosages right. Sure, the colors may no longer be as bright, but I think the payoff in ability to focus will make it worthwhile. Either that, or troll elsewhere. BTW, Mani, Idunn, Thiassi, are all part of the Norse mythos. However none of them are simple cut-and-paste versions of what in TWK books. Look at: http://www.mythome.org/nordic.html Kieran Mullen P.S. Damn. Trolls are part of the Norse mythos. Oh well.

StoneOx17 at aol.com26 Jan 2005, 02:02

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In a message dated 1/25/2005 10:14:42 PM Eastern Standard Time, kieran at ou.edu writes:

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BTW, Mani, Idunn, Thiassi, are all part of the Norse mythos. However none of them are simple cut-and-paste versions of what in TWK books. Look at:

http://www.mythome.org/nordic.html

As is the spring Mimir, which I think is mentioned only once. It's where the Valfather took Able to drink so as to recover his memories (page 56 of TW).Again, it's not a simple cut-and-paste version, though. I'd bet there's many more references to the Norse mythos we haven't found yet. Stone OX (Peter)

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P.S. Damn. Trolls are part of the Norse mythos. Oh well.

Again, not quite a simple cut-and-paste version.

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