Gene Wolfe, Severian, and Latro
Chuq Von Rospach · 28 Nov 1988, 23:39
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From: chuq%plaid at sun.com (Chuq Von Rospach) Subject: Re: Gene Wolfe, Severian, and Latro Date: 28 Nov 88 23:39:32 GMT Message-ID: <sflovers-v13-337-10 at digest.sf-lovers> X-Digest-Issue: SF-LOVERS Digest V13 #337 X-Urthmirror-Source: https://archive.org/details/sf-lovers-digest-vol-13 >Has there been in the last few months or will there be in the near future >anything published by Gene Wolfe, particularly followups to _Soldier of >the Mist_ and _The Urth of the New Sun_? No. His latest is "There are Doors" (Tor hardcover), which is unrelated to anything else (except, from what I can tell having just started it, Free Live Free in spirit...). Based on what he told me a while back, his next book will be the follow-up to Soldier of the Mist (title unfortunately forgotten....) probably about mid-year. There are going to be more followups of both series, but I don't know the details. >Also, does anyone share my suspicion that Latro (from SofM) and Severian >(_The Book of the New Sun_ and TUofNS) are the same person? I don't have >any hard evidence for this, but the ending of TUofNS leaves this >possibility open While we didn't discuss this point directly, from my discussions with Wolfe I don't see this as being true. He views them as separate series, not Asimovesque independent series wedged together into an artificial similarity. Chuq Von Rospach
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