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Subject: Tuf Voyaging
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Date: Thu, 20-Feb-86 20:50:49 EST
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From: Jim McGrath <J.JPM@EPIC>


    From: Dave Godwin <godwin@ICSE.UCI.EDU>
    Those of us familiar with Analog will remember the stories about
    Haviland Tuf, and his EEC Seedship Ark.  ( I think it was George
    R.R. martin who wrote these ).  I can remember five or six of
    these stories over the last several years, three of them in recent
    issues of Analog.

    My question is this: Has there yet been a story on how Tuf and his
    companions ( now all deceased, I believe ) found the derelict Ark
    in the first place ?

First, the story you requested is to be found in the January and
February 1985 issues of Analog magazine, serialized as the Star
Plague.  Second, a hardcover edition of the collected stories (woven
into a loose novel) has been published as Tuf Voyaging.  It contains
all of the Analog stories and one additional short story.

I have always loved the Tuf stories and strongly recommend that people
check this book out if they have not already read the stories in
Analog.


Jim
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