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Topic: Re: Lore of the Witch World - What's In It?    Reply to: msg 108
Posted: June 27, 1997 at 19:19:23: by Hank Greely
Richard,

I have another favor to ask. I'm thinking about the chronology of the writing of the Witch World series, at least Norton's part of it. I've got a theory about it but it would be very useful to know what the various short stories in the Lore of the Witch World were first published. Now, I know that they may have been first published in The Lore or, even if they weren't, the Lore may not give the first publication dates. But collections of short stories often acknowledge the first publication. If you've got a copy handy AND if it has those dates, could you please send me whatever dates you can find for the publication (providing at least some evidence for the dates of writing) of the Lore stories?

Thanks a lot.

Hank

PS I'd certainly be interested in your views of the least good WW book by Andre Norton. My second nominee should be forthcoming next week.

: LORE OF THE WITCH WORLD stories - Setting
: Spider Silk (Estcarp)
: Sand Sister (Estcarp)
: Falcon Blood (Estcarp)
: Legacy From Sor Fen (High Halleck)
: Sword of Unbelief (High Halleck)
: The Toads of Grimmerdale (High Halleck)
: Changeling (High Halleck)
: Note: Changeling is a continuation of The Toads of
: Grimmerdale.





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