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From: hmiller@mit-speaker (Herbert A Miller)

    I have several friends who, along with myself, have read both
"Jhereg" and "Yendi" and we all came away from these books dying for more!

    However, two questions come to mind, concerning these novels:
    
	1)  Why was "Jhereg" published first, followed by "Yendi"?
	    The chronological order, should be:
		"Jhereg" prologue, "Yendi", "Jhereg" body.
	    If the books are read in order of publication, then
	    "Jhereg" gives away a lot of the action that should
 	    be a suprise in "Yendi".

	2)  Are there plans for any more "Vlad Taltos" novels?
	    If so, when can they be expected, and where will
	    they fall in the already confusing chronology?

    - Herb