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From: chuqui@nsc.UUCP (Chuq Von Rospach)
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Subject: Re: Spider Robinson/True Names
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<Wow! Another neat place for my quotes! ?

    The third contains the short story (I think it's the title story)
    which grew up to be "Mindkiller."

The story that grew up into Mindkiller was called 'God is an Iron' and was
originally published in Omni.

    Finally, he alternated in the Analog & Destinies review columns for a
    long while. He is no longer doing this, much to my dissapointment.
    Blast it, I enjoyed reading the man's *reviews*, and wish he would
    start doing them again - if only every once and a while.

Actually, he started doing the reviews for Galaxy magazine (for, as he puts
it, cheese sandwiches) before it went under. He did it because he realized
he needed the exposure in the industry. The problem with book reviewing is
that you put an enormous amount of time into it reading and get very little
money back. I miss his reviews enormously, but I can't blame him and I'd
rather have him spending that time writing his own stuff!
-- 
From under the bar at Callahan's:		Chuq Von Rospach
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