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From: jerryh%Nosc@crash.UUCP
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Subject: Powers book(s)
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Date: Sat, 27-Apr-85 11:35:27 EDT
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From: <bang!crash!jerryh@Nosc>

Sorry, WZ, but I'm sitting here with a copy of "The Skies Discrowned" next to
me and I can't find one reference to "Epitaph in Rust" anywhere on it. We're
definately talking about the same story judging by your description, but I
have no idea where you're getting the EIR title from.  Kelly Freas artwork on
the cover, man with the golden ear, etc...  but not the same title.

On other subjects:  "Deviants" looked to me like something from the "box of
rejected manuscripts" that most authors have lying around.  Very disjointed
story.  After reading "Anubis Gates" I find it hard to believe that "Deviants"
has the signs of progressiveness and continuity (as far as quality).  I really
a book of
poetry from "William Ashbless", whomever he/she may be.  I'd love to stick in
to post the
opening poem from AG here on SF-LOVERS, but I don't think copyright laws would
allow me to do so.

Looks like I'm going to have to hunt for that second Laser press book...

Jerry Hewet  {bang!crash!jerryh@nosc}