Malrubius' ghost

maa32 · 18 Jul 2003, 05:16 · from urth-v0307.mbox · original

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From: maa32 <maa32 at dana.ucc.nau.edu>
Subject: (urth) Malrubius' ghost
Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2003 22:16:54 -0700
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Just one more thing that I forgot in our recent discussion of whether or no=
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Silk could pass for Malrubius in the astral travel scenes of Return to the=20
Whorl:

in the comments for The Book of the Short Sun when it was released for the=20
SFBC in one volume, Wolfe said a little bit about it, urging readers to acc=
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the astral travel and perhaps to discover the secret of "Malrubius' ghost".=
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obviously threw that catalog away a long time ago, but someone else should=20
remember it as well.  I say this is further reason to think that Silk in=20
astral form certainly resembles Malrubius, and that the evidence is not=20
circumstantial.

Marc Aramini

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