Horn's entrance in Exodus

The Urth list — 3 messages, 2 voices, 07 Oct 2014
https://urth.darkrealm.vip/thread/urth/6680

Greg Kurzawa07 Oct 2014, 14:54
Would someone kindly point out in which chapter this happens?
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Wolfe is human and occasionally makes mistakes, but copy editors are far more often to blame for reversing his decisions (turning Horn's first person entrance to a third person one - this infuriated Wolfe when he found out - his artistic vision requires Horn's "I" at that point in the narrative of Exodus.)
Marc Aramini07 Oct 2014, 15:03

↳ in reply to Greg Kurzawa

At the end of Chapter 13 I believe, though I don't have my book of Exodus in front of me at this time, when Silk is dining: "At that moment I burst into the room..."
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On Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 7:54 AM, Greg Kurzawa <greg at kurzawa.us> wrote: Would someone kindly point out in which chapter this happens?
Wolfe is human and occasionally makes mistakes, but copy editors are far more often to blame for reversing his decisions (turning Horn's first person entrance to a third person one - this infuriated Wolfe when he found out - his artistic vision requires Horn's "I" at that point in the narrative of Exodus.)
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Greg Kurzawa07 Oct 2014, 15:14

↳ in reply to Marc Aramini

Thank you!
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On 10/7/2014 10:03 AM, Marc Aramini wrote: At the end of Chapter 13 I believe, though I don't have my book of Exodus in front of me at this time, when Silk is dining: "At that moment I burst into the room..." On Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 7:54 AM, Greg Kurzawa <greg at kurzawa.us <mailto:greg at kurzawa.us>> wrote: Would someone kindly point out in which chapter this happens? > Wolfe is human and occasionally makes mistakes, but copy editors are far more often > to blame for reversing his decisions (turning Horn's first person entrance to a third > person one - this infuriated Wolfe when he found out - his artistic vision requires Horn's > "I" at that point in the narrative of Exodus.) _______________________________________________

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