js2j@mhuxt.UUCP (sonntag) (01/08/85)
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Has something happened to Zelazney? It seems as though it's been an
awfully long time since he's published a new novel. He hasn't retired or
anything like that, has he?
On a similar note, how many of you remember a novel called "The Witches
of Karres"? The ending of the book seemed to set the stage for a sequel,
but one has never appeared. It's author, (whose name I've forgotten) hasn't
been publishing any other stuff, either. Maybe someday we'll bet the
sequel.
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Jeff Sonntag
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"Step right up, get your free TANSTAAFL!"rfg@hound.UUCP (R.GRANTGES) (01/09/85)
[] Witches of Karres author (Schmitz) never wrote that longed-for sequel. He's now dead, I believe. sob. -- "It's the thought, if any, that counts." Dick Grantges hound!rfg
draves@harvard.ARPA (Richard Draves) (01/10/85)
> On a similar note, how many of you remember a novel called "The Witches > of Karres"? The ending of the book seemed to set the stage for a sequel, > but one has never appeared. It's author, (whose name I've forgotten) hasn't > been publishing any other stuff, either. Maybe someday we'll bet the > sequel. James Schmitz wrote "The Withes of Karres", along with some stuff about a girl named Telzey Amberly (Is this name close?) that David Palmer's new book "Emergence" reminded me of. I vaguely remember hearing that he is dead. Rich
gail@calmasd.UUCP (Gail B. Hanrahan) (01/11/85)
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The author of \The Witches of Karres/ is/was James Schmitz. I
have seen (in a B. Dalton's) a number (4? 5?) of books by him
about a "psychic Galactic agent" or some such, though I haven't
read any of them. Don't know anything about a sequel to
\Karres/.
Gail Bayley Hanrahan
{ihnp4,decvax,ucbvax}!sdcsvax!calmasd!gail@RUTGERS.ARPA,@MIT-MC:LS.SRB@MIT-EECS (01/15/85)
From: "Stephen R. Balzac" <LS.SRB%MIT-EECS@MIT-MC.ARPA> Zelazny is supposedly writting some more Amber books (3 I think). Witches of Karres was written, I believe, by Schmidt.