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From: gdh@dcl-cs.UUCP (Gareth Husk)
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Subject: Re: Music in SF
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Date: Mon, 22-Jul-85 14:55:39 EDT
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Yet more examples of music/ian being a dominant theme in
an SF/F novel are :-
(i) 'Piper at the Gates of Dawn'  (Short story)
(ii) 'The Road to Corley'

Both are by Richard Cowper and are published by Pan in the UK.
I think 'Piper...' is in a book called 'The Guardians' I'd
appreciate help in finding a copy of this as I really 
enjoyed the story.

Gareth.
-- 
" I'm at the bottom of a deep , dark , hole looking up .... what does
  this remind me of ? ... oh yes ... LIFE . "
  Marvin (Your plastic pal who is fun to be with) the paranoid android.

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