Author: Walter Koroljow
Date: 13:46:40 04/30/00
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On April 30, 2000 at 16:08:12, Ralf Elvsén wrote: >On April 30, 2000 at 12:26:15, Jeroen van Dorp wrote: > >>The most recent I have is Ports of Call from 1998, a rather light hearted story >>without beginning or end to it. >> >>I only counted 37 on my bookshelves. :( >> >> >>BTW from the Book of Dreams and the other four books in that series: Kirth >>Gersen owns a starship I only know the name of in the Dutch translation: The >>"Fantamische Flittervlerk". >> >>I'm curious how the name of his ship is in the original English edition. Anyone >>care to look it up? Thanks! >> >>Jeroen ;-} > >Sure, it is the "Fantamic Flitterwing" . Oh, and I gave the wrong >star, planet etc. One must go to Vega instead of Rigel in order >to find these puppets. > >Btw, I recently purchased "Tales of the Dying Earth" which is a collection >of his early fantasy novels. I was delighted to see they reprinted these >excellent works. The best fantasy I am aware of. > >Ralf "The Eyes of the Overworld" is hilarious. I am missing "Ports of Call" :( . BTW, he used to write excellent classical science fiction. "Future Tense", copyrighted 1964, has four "standard" novelettes in it. Walter
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