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From: psc@lzwi.UUCP (Paul S. R. Chisholm)
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Subject: Unicorn Variations:  collection, Roger Zelazny, 1983
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Date: Wed, 1-May-85 00:14:55 EDT
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< Smokey the Bar says, "Stamp out software pirates" [squish!] >

     SF has some good novelists.  It also has some good short story writers.
Zelazny falls into the first category, and also the second.

     The title story is very good (and won a Hugo).  You can say the same
for "Home is the Hangman", which takes up a quarter of the book.  Some of
the other stories are only good, except for the stories which are essays (or
a foreword or afterword), which are also good.  The stories that are only
fair, Zelazny has collected in a corner of his desk, or his trash can.  They
aren't here.

     If I need to spell out to you that there isn't a single bad story in
the bunch, and that I recommend the book, you may not be observant enough to
enjoy it.  Pity.
-- 
	-Paul S. R. Chisholm
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