Fournier.pasa@Xerox.ARPA (10/08/85)
From: Fournier.pasa@Xerox.ARPA ...and let's not forget Charles deLint, who I must assume is Canadian, due to his subject matter. His new book, MULENGRO, is a murder mystery about Canadian Gypsys. Marina Fournier Arpa: <Fournier.pasa@Xerox.ag>
tom@utcsri.UUCP (Tom Nadas) (10/10/85)
Charles de Lint is indeed Canadian, making his home in the national capital of Ottawa, although I tend to think of him as a fantasy writer rather than a science fiction writer. His first two novels were HARP OF THE GREY ROSE and MOONHEART, both published as Ace paperbacks. A dynamite writer, however you classify him. Another Canadian fantasist is S. M. (Steve) Stirling, author of SNOWBROTHER from Signet. I haven't read it yet, but de Lint gave it a glowing book review in THE OTTAWA CITIZEN newspaper. "Ashland, Kentucky" in the November ASIMOV's by Terry Green is also a Canadian story, as is the piece by Andrew Weiner in the Winter issue of NIGHT CRY (a digest-sized spin-off from THE TWILIGHT ZONE magazine). And, this year's Nebula and Hugo winner, William Gibson (for NEUROMANCER) is from British Columbia on Canada's west coast. RJS c/o tom University of Toronto