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From: mrl@ahuta.UUCP (m.leeper)
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Subject: Re: Leeper on Bluejay Books
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Date: Sat, 2-Feb-85 13:43:31 EST
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>>     Bluejay Books is a relatively new publishing company run by Jim
>>Frenkel.  It publishes trade paperbacks and hardbacks.  Most of
>>their line seems to be reprints of older novels, but they also
>>publish some new fiction.  Frenkel's memory seems better than his
>>eye for new talent.  I have yet to hear of a good new piece of
>>fiction that Bluejay has printed, nor a bad reprint.
>from a review by Mark R. Leeper.
>
>I must disagree with part of this statement.  

Are you accusing me of having heard that DOOR was good and then lying
about it? :-)  I really had not heard that DOOR INTO FIRE was good, but
I have now.  Thanx.

		    Mark (now officially on the net) Leeper