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"The Computer ..." and where to oops

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Michael Andre-Driussi09 May 2000, 20:10originalas archived
"The Computer ..." and where to oops
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From our old friend "Urth-Man Extraordinary": The Computer Iterates The Greater Trumps "Speculative Poetry Review" 1977 THE ANTHOLOGY OF SPECULATIVE POETRY, Frazier, ,1978 PLAN(E)T ENGINEERING (1984) BURNING WITH A VISION, Frasier, Owlswick Press, 1984
FOR ROSEMARY [not United Mythologies, of Canada; but rather =Kerosina= of the UK] (1988)
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That's the list. Depending on your situation, I'm not sure which might be easier for you to obtain. FOR ROSEMARY is a chapbook all full of Wolfe's poetry, published by
Kerosina. Sold in two forms: by itself (which is how I got it, at a convention I think?), or together with Kerosina's STORIES FROM THE OLD HOTEL. (I confused it with the chapbook by United Mythologies, "Orbital Thoughts.") Well there, all better! Sorry for the mix-up. The Kerosina chapbook might be pretty hard to find by itself now. I don't see a copy in the latest relevant Chris Drumm Books Catalog (#126), but there are a lot of other Wolfe titles there; and a quick search on Bookfinder.com showed only a bundle w/ SFTOH, whereas (on the same) PE starts at $30 (ex library of Congress copy) and goes up to around $100 or so, I guess. =mantis=

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