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From: granger@cg-atla.UUCP (Pete Granger)
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Subject: Esther Friesner's "Sphynxes Wild"
Date: 1 Feb 89 03:48:01 GMT




   While attending a panel at Boskone last weekend, I heard Esther Friesner
talking about her latest book, "Sphynxes Wild". I got the impression that
it had something to do with some or all of her previous books, "New York by
Knight", "Druid's Blood", and "Elf Defense". Unfortunately, I couldn't
determine just what the relationship is. Could someone tell me which, if
any, of these books should be read before "Sphynxes Wild"?

   Thanks.
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From: dani@telerama.lm.com
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Subject: Watt-Evans and Friesner: Split Heirs
Date: 28 Aug 1994 10:39:09 -0400
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I can't properly review "Split Heirs", by Lawrence Watt-Evans and Esther
Friesner, because I couldn't read past the first forty-odd pages.  It's
one bad joke after another.  Obviously it's a humor which appeals to some
people, because I've heard good things about this book, but three chapters
about a kingdom in which nobody has the brains of a radish were all I
could handle.

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Dani Zweig
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   'T is with our judgements as our watches, none
   Go alike, yet each believes his own
		--Alexander Pope