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From: FIRTH%TARTAN@CMU-CS-C.ARPA
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Subject: invisible telepathic cats
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Date: Mon, 23-Jan-84 09:16:17 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan 23 09:16:17 1984
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The enquiry about the invisible telepathic felines everyone thought
extinct, and the girl who could communicate with them, sounds VERY
like the first of James Schmitz' "Telzey" stories - the girl in
question being Telzey Amberdon, the felines "crest cats", and the
story "Novice", in Analog some time in 1963.

The story is collected (with a couple of other Telzey stories) in
a pb with the dreadful title "The Universe Against Her".  There
were quite a lot of Telzey stories in Analog, as I recall; the best
for my money was "The Lion Game", also now in pb

Robert Firth
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