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Subject: Re: feminist sf/fantasy
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Date: Fri, 18-Oct-85 10:26:00 EDT
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A minor quibble on Schmitz.
The protagonist in A Tale of Two Clocks is Trigger Argee,
not Telzey Amberdon. The book Agent of Vega has 3 strong female
protagonists, and is my second favorite Schmitz book. (My fav
of course being The Witches of Karres)  Most of Schmitz's writting
has strong female characters.

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