Posted: June 12, 1997 at 12:28:53: by Richard Frahm
:
: : : I found another Witch World web page today
: while searching Infoseek. It's at
: : :
: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/6985/.
: Fancy graphics; not a lot of content yet but
it's
: worth looking at. I'm going to tell its creator : about this series of pages.
:
: : She sent me email, I guess in response to
yours.
: Thanks.
:
: : I looked at the page and thought it was nice.
:
: : She mentions a book in her bibliography,
: WERE-WRATH, that I've never heard of before.
:
: : Any of you folks ever come across this? Is is
a
: collaboration?
:
: : Geeze, I guess I could ask someone to find out : for me, but I hate using personal connections.
:
: : Michael
:
: In answer to your query Michael, no this isn't a : collaboration but a stand alone, very well
: written, 68 page story. It is the story of a
: fugative - once Lady Thra - who in a forest
: seeking shelter encounters a were being and cat. : I count this as a Witch World story - the
setting
: might be a High Halleck where the Lords are at
: story time disputative and quarrelsome. It was
: published in a very small edition by Cheap
Street,
: a fine small press out of New Castle, Virginia.
It
: was issued in 1984 with attractive illustrations : by Judy King-Rieniets. Edition of 175 copies
: incl. 50 traycased with handmade Japanese
: endpapers and quarter Green Niger binding.
Signed
: by Norton and illustrator. I can't recall this
: story appearing any place else - pity - because
: this is first rate Norton.
One exception to the above is that Were-Wraith
was published in the short story hardcover
collection WIZARD'S WORLD issued by Tor. A
good collection of eight Norton short stories
that is now becoming hard to find.
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