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Looking for an old fanzine

Fernando Q. Gouvea · 23 Dec 2005, 22:00 · from 2005-December.txt.gz

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From: fqgouvea at colby.edu (Fernando Q. Gouvea)
Date: Fri, 23 Dec 2005 17:00:52 -0500
Subject: (urth) Looking for an old fanzine
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I remember, long long ago, a fanzine (perhaps called "Book of Gold") that
published a few issues in which they went through the Latro books (or
perhaps only "Soldier of the Mist") sorting out references and commenting
on source material. A search through my many piles of old stuff wasn't
successful. Does anyone else remember these? I'd love to see those again.

Thanks,

Fernando


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Fernando Q. Gouvea             
Dept. of Mathematics           Editor, FOCUS and FOCUS Online
Colby College                  http://www.maa.org
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Among the mail that comes unbidden to my door is the very extensive
catalog of a Christian bookseller... The front portion was given over
largely to what appeared to be method books for achieving comfortable
intimacy with God. I wonder which God these titles referred to, and
whether the object of their religion might be more efficiently
accomplished by eliminating the byway of Christianity in favor of a
strong drug and a friendly pet.
  -- S. M. Hutchens, in Touchstone, December 2001





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