lah%ucbmiro@Berkeley (07/15/85)
From: lah%ucbmiro@Berkeley (1st Lt. RYN Leigh Ann Hussey) John Brunner wrote it, and it's the only thing of his I really liked besides The Traveller in Black, which is one of my favourite books of all time... Leigh Ann
ecl@mtgzz.UUCP (e.c.leeper) (07/25/85)
Van Herck, Paul WHERE WERE YOU LAST PLUTERDAY? But there may have been some Brunner story called "Pluterday" also. Jayembee, where are you? Evelyn C. Leeper ...ihnp4!mtgzz!ecl <"Bibliography is a way of life and a reason to buy a house.">
psc@lzwi.UUCP (Paul S. R. Chisholm) (07/31/85)
< I can use my magic to change the color to red -- but I don't do windows. > In article <2722@topaz.ARPA>, lah%ucbmiro@Berkeley writes: > From: lah%ucbmiro@Berkeley (1st Lt. RYN Leigh Ann Hussey) > > John Brunner wrote it . . . If he did, he did so under a pseudonym. I can't remember the author of "See You Next Pluterday", but it not only wasn't Brunner, it was translated into English for the DAW paperback. -- -Paul S. R. Chisholm The above opinions are my own, {pegasus,vax135}!lzwi!psc not necessarily those of any {mtgzz,ihnp4}!lznv!psc telecommunications company. (*sigh* ihnp4!lzwi!psc does *NOT* work!!! Use above paths.) "It must be fast, and it must be red, and it must have windows."