On Sat, Sep 21, 2002 at 03:26:52AM -0400, chris cunningham wrote: [snip] > now, amidst _athyra_, i've just realised, hopefully correctly, that the > wizards savn reads about in _the book of the seven wizards_ are the > scribblies, and/or other authors of mr. brust's acquaintance. > . > but which is which? > she who is small > she who is tall > she whose hair is red > he whose eyes are green > he whose hair is dark (skzb?) > the gentle one > the master of rhyme I could tell you, but how much fun would that be? I mean, I'm willing, but do people want to play more first? > have read a bit of shetterly and a lot of bull (:p), but not much from the > other scribblies, other than in the liavek books, and that was long ago in a > distant land. is emma bull tall? does will shetterly have green eyes? hmm... They have websites, I think with pictures. > guess i'll have to go and read everything they've written :) I don't see how you can go wrong with that. > and then reread _the sun, the moon, and the stars_. For years that was my favorite of all Steven's books, and now it jostles uneasily with 500 YEARS AFTER, PHOENIX, and AGYAR. Some writers. Geeze. -- Pamela Dean Dyer-Bennet (pddb at demesne.com) "I will open my heart to a blank page and interview the witnesses." John M. Ford, "Shared World"