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Subject: Re: Diana Paxson
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Date: Wed, 5-Jun-85 10:40:51 EDT
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From: Douglas M. Olson <dolson@USC-ECLB.ARPA>

: callaghan%pseudo.DEC@decwrl.ARPA  (Gaylene Callaghan) writes:
>Why haven't I read anything on Diana Paxson on this net? ...
>Is she new to the field? Or has she been around (in cognito) for
>awhile?  Has she written anything else?  (quickly, I'm almost
>finished with Brisingamen)

Diana Paxson has written two other novels that I know about, I believe
they are called LADY OF LIGHT and LADY OF DARKNESS.  She has been an
associate of Marion Zimmer Bradley for awhile and is included in several
of MZB's anthologies; I'm not certain she is in all of these, but try
GREYHAVEN, SWORD AND SORCERESS I and II, and perhaps the anthologies
of the Friends of Darkover, SWORD OF CHAOS and (*arghh*) memory fails me
as to the other anthology name.  Sorry, my books are 2000 miles away!

I remember discovering several other authors in those anthologies, whose
works I have continued to snap up whenever I find them...the only one I
can name is Jennifer Roberson, who published SHAPECHANGERS last year.
MZB has tried to encourage new authors with her anthologies, she evidently
reads a large slushpile every year.  If you support such efforts, give the
books a buy, you never know what you'll find...

ddo (dolson @ eclb.arpa)
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