Tales of Silk and Horn

Charles Reed · 16 Dec 2004, 12:59 · from 2004-December.txt.gz

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From: cmreed at link.com (Charles Reed)
Date: Thu Dec 16 12:59:33 2004
Subject: (urth) Tales of Silk and Horn
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Nothing to add, really.  Just thought I'd say that this is a lovely, 
lovely thought.  I've ruminated on it for some time now, and still find 
it pleasing to think about.  Thanks, Don.

Charles

Don Doggett wrote:

>
> I believe he is at long last, the Silk of LS (or "The Book of Silk" if 
> you will), a character who never truly existed until Horn made him.
>
> Don
>
>

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