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From: wjr@x.UUCP (Bill Richard)
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Subject: Re: Children of SF authors
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Date: Fri, 4-Oct-85 04:18:04 EDT
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Summary: Fabulous Haldemen

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Note:  This is STella Calvert (aka mrswjr), a guest on decvax!frog!wjr).

In article <16559@watmath.UUCP> jagardner@watmath.UUCP (Jim Gardner) writes:
>
>My wife recently brought home a book by Joe Haldeman and
>Jack C. Haldeman II; I think the title was Worlds Apart.
>I don't know the relationship between the two, but father
>and son sounds reasonable.

Reasonable, yes.  True, no.

Unless one has recently adopted the other, Joe and Jay are brothers. At least,
when they and I were members of some of the same fanclubs, they SAID they 
were brothers.

				STella Calvert
				(guest on ...!decvax!frog!wjr)

		Every man and every woman is a star.