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Date: Tue, 17-Jan-84 08:39:05 EST
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  Cats: In the "Children" anthology in the anniversary series of Analog
  anthologies, there is a story about a girl in communication with a telepathic
  race of native aliens possessing such power to blend in with their
  title, chapter, or verse, but the aliens are unmistakeably feline. 
 
It sounds very much like the novel 'The Universe Against Her'
by James H. Schmitz.  The heroine is Telzey Amberdon, a telepath herself.
A fascinating young lady, and unusually self-reliant and smart for a 
heroine written in 1964.  Schmitz was very good at creating believable
strong women.  I wish he were still writing... has anybody heard of
him recently?
 
(N.B.  There are several other stories and novels about Telzey, and
Schmitz is, of course the author of 'The Witches of Karres'.  I'm
looking for more recent books.)
-- 
Betsy Perry
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