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Subject: Looking for a ref. to TALE-SPIN
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Date: Mon, 23-Feb-87 03:04:00 EST
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I am working on a project for one of my computer classes, and I am
looking for a book containing the source code to a program called
TALE-SPIN, written by James Meehan. I was told that it was contained in
a book with 4 other programs written at Yale, but I don't know the
title of the book. The program generates stories, given a "world"
setting with characters, etc. I have a book (Meehan's thesis, actually)
which makes references to the program, but which doesn't actually have
source code. Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated.

		Brett

Brett Kuehner
bk0h@andrew.cmu.edu