Index · 2 messages · 2 voices · 02 Jan 2002

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Alice K. Turner02 Jan 2002, 22:14original as archived

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Yes, it's a fantastic essay. I believe it positions Wolfe as a conscious inheritor of Lewis and Tolkien - far more deliberately using his art in the service of his political and social ideals than he has ever acknowledged up till now.

I think I missed something. What are we talking about here? I tried to access the archive but it seems out of business (as Ranjit has been warning us it would be). Where is this essay posted? I presume it's the same one I posted the reference to and Ratty replied to. -alga

Adam Stephanides02 Jan 2002, 23:36original as archived

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on 1/2/02 4:14 PM, Alice K. Turner at aturner3 at nyc.rr.com wrote: I think I missed something. What are we talking about here? I tried to access the archive but it seems out of business (as Ranjit has been warning us it would be). Where is this essay posted? I presume it's the same one I posted the reference to and Ratty replied to.

No, it's an essay specifically about Tolkien, originally published in INTERZONE. It's posted at http://home.clara.net/andywrobertson/docindex.html --Adam

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