@RUTGERS.ARPA:OC.TREI%CU20B@COLUMBIA.ARPA (02/16/85)
From: Peter G. Trei <OC.TREI%CU20B@COLUMBIA.ARPA> Just spoke briefly to Christopher Stasheff, author of 'The Warlock in Spite of Himself. Though not familiar with the series myself, I think the list might like to hear about upcoming titles: "The Warlock Enraged" coming out of ACE in April 85 "The Warlock Wandering" just sent to publisher. "The Warlock is Missing" out June 86 1986 will also see the publication of "Her Majesties Wizard", a book Stasheff wrote back in 78', completely unrelated to the Warlock series and universe. Peter Trei oc.trei@cu20b.arpa -------
muffy@lll-crg.ARPA (Muffy Barkocy) (02/27/85)
> From: Peter G. Trei <OC.TREI%CU20B@COLUMBIA.ARPA> > > > > Just spoke briefly to Christopher Stasheff, author of 'The > Warlock in Spite of Himself. Though not familiar with the series > myself, I think the list might like to hear about upcoming titles: > > "The Warlock Enraged" coming out of ACE in April 85 > "The Warlock Wandering" just sent to publisher. > "The Warlock is Missing" out June 86 > > 1986 will also see the publication of "Her Majesties Wizard", > a book Stasheff wrote back in 78', completely unrelated to the Warlock > series and universe. > > Peter Trei > oc.trei@cu20b.arpa > ------- I was in a bookstore down the street (Bound Together--The Anarchist Collective Bookstore) and I found a book by Stasheff called "A Wizard in Bedlam." This is the only time I have seen this book, but it was quite as good as the Warlock books. I don't know how easy it is to find, but I thought I'd mention it. Muffy
crm@duke.UUCP (Charlie Martin) (02/28/85)
The Anarchist Collective Bookstore? Is this a test? Or a Magritte painting... -- Opinions stated here are my own and are unrelated. Charlie Martin (...mcnc!duke!crm) "I am not a number, I'm a free variable!"
muffy@lll-crg.ARPA (Muffy Barkocy) (03/02/85)
In article <5502@duke.UUCP> crm@duke.UUCP (Charlie Martin) writes: >The Anarchist Collective Bookstore? > >Is this a test? Or a Magritte painting... > >-- > Opinions stated here are my own and are unrelated. > > Charlie Martin > (...mcnc!duke!crm) > > "I am not a number, I'm a free variable!" No, no test...a weird bookstore near my house which has one shelf of unusual used science fiction. Oh, I noticed that no one had mentioed "Escape Velocity" in connection with Stasheff or the Warlock books. This is the book which tells of the origins of the planet on which the warlock finds himself. Muffy
ariels@orca.UUCP (Ariel Shattan) (03/05/85)
> > Oh, I noticed that no one had mentioed "Escape Velocity" in connection > with Stasheff or the Warlock books. This is the book which tells of > the origins of the planet on which the warlock finds himself. > > Muffy Not really. In fact, the reference it makes to the origins of that planet (Ganymede?) seemed to me to be a bit of a sop to the publishers. "See if you can tie in the other stuff. It'll help the book sell." "Escape Velocity" stands very well on its own, without leaning too heavily on the Warlock stuff. It DOES record the adventures of the Warlock's ancestors (a couple of greats-grandfather). And, of course, ... But that might spoil it... Find this book and read it if you enjoyed other Stasheff stuff. It's worth it. Ariel Shattan ..!tekronix!orca!ariels