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Tuckerization question
Oct. 29th, 2007 09:23 amThere's a character in Robinson's Variable Star named "Charles Platt" who appears to be a revenge by Tuckerization on the writer/critic Charles Platt. Why Platt?
Oct. 29th, 2007
And by "vasty deep", I mean "livejournal."
Sometime ago, I noticed that Paizo is republishing the Northwest Smith stories. On closer examination, I see that they are republishing some other stuff as well. I'm reasonably well-informed about the Brackett and the Moore books but are the Kuttner and the Moorcock books interesting?
You will note that I did not ask about another author featured on that page and this was for a reason.
Sometime ago, I noticed that Paizo is republishing the Northwest Smith stories. On closer examination, I see that they are republishing some other stuff as well. I'm reasonably well-informed about the Brackett and the Moore books but are the Kuttner and the Moorcock books interesting?
You will note that I did not ask about another author featured on that page and this was for a reason.
And by "vasty deep", I mean "livejournal."
Sometime ago, I noticed that Paizo is republishing the Northwest Smith stories. On closer examination, I see that they are republishing some other stuff as well. I'm reasonably well-informed about the Brackett and the Moore books but are the Kuttner and the Moorcock books interesting?
You will note that I did not ask about another author featured on that page and this was for a reason.
Sometime ago, I noticed that Paizo is republishing the Northwest Smith stories. On closer examination, I see that they are republishing some other stuff as well. I'm reasonably well-informed about the Brackett and the Moore books but are the Kuttner and the Moorcock books interesting?
You will note that I did not ask about another author featured on that page and this was for a reason.
And by "vasty deep", I mean "livejournal."
Sometime ago, I noticed that Paizo is republishing the Northwest Smith stories. On closer examination, I see that they are republishing some other stuff as well. I'm reasonably well-informed about the Brackett and the Moore books but are the Kuttner and the Moorcock books interesting?
You will note that I did not ask about another author featured on that page and this was for a reason.
Sometime ago, I noticed that Paizo is republishing the Northwest Smith stories. On closer examination, I see that they are republishing some other stuff as well. I'm reasonably well-informed about the Brackett and the Moore books but are the Kuttner and the Moorcock books interesting?
You will note that I did not ask about another author featured on that page and this was for a reason.