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From: kay@warwick.UUCP (Kay Dekker)
Newsgroups: net.sf-lovers
Subject: Re: Other Good Fantasy Recommendations and thoughts
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Date: Sat, 8-Jun-85 09:11:35 EDT
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Posted: Sat Jun  8 09:11:35 1985
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In article <2223@topaz.ARPA> ddern@bbncch writes:
>and a very strange book whose name escapes me, heavily laced with 
>erotic/pornographic interactions among strange creatures, in a fantasy
>landscape, with lots of magnetism and silly science -- a purely flakey
>book.  Not Phil J Farmer or anybody else well known.  I mean, this was
>really off the wall!
>
>Daniel Dern

I reckon you must be talking about "Astra and Flondrix", by Seamus Cullen.
Well, what can I say about it? except that I recommend it HEARTILY to anyone
who can cope with non-prissy fantasy (and anyone who loathes Tolkien ;-)).
Most (if not all) of the people round here that I've lent my precious copy to
have considered it one of the funniest books they ever read.
Has anyone else out there read it?  Has Cullen written anything else?

								Kay.


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