Re: RI April 2024

In article <v6heqe$10bmh$1@dont-email.me>,
Tony Nance  <tnusenet17@gmail.com> wrote:

On 7/4/24 4:05 PM, Ted Nolan <tednolan> wrote:

Once again Tony inspires me to, belatedly, get on the ball.
 
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Thanks for these posts - I find them interesting & valuable.
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The Long Night Paperback  January 1, 1983
by Poul Anderson
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I do not have this volume, but I do have all of its stories in various
other volumes. I am pretty sure I haven't read 1-2 of the stories (yet).
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The only one I remember decently well is "Starfog", so I should probably
chase down the rest and read them.
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Tony

Thank you -- I often wonder if anyone is reading them.  I know
nobody is going to follow me down the harem rabbit-hole, but I
thought the Devi book was pretty mainstream & good despite the
rpgisms, and the Grimm books are entertaining milsf.

As I said the title for TLN is a bit of a misnomer given that one of
the stories is the literal founding of the Empire, but I thought it was
a pretty decent collection.  I would not have minded "The Sharing Of The
Flesh" being dropped if it meant more words for the others, but that's
the Anderson we have and there'll be no more.
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