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Is he gone?

  • No, he has just been sitting quietly on the sidelines watching events unfold. He will make a contribution when he decides he has one as sterling as the rest that have been made. And to whoever, er, culled together a "bio" for him... he says thank you... (Thanks Stsparky).

Reviewing Future Primitive: The New Ecotopias by Kim Stanley Robinson (Editor) Njihia Mbitiru from Cullowhee, NC wrote: By the far the two best stories in this collection are Terry Bisson's "Bears Discover Fire" and Pat Murphy's powerful and eloquently written "In the Abode of Snows." After that, the other stories didn't seem to stir me quite as much .They were well written yes, but still... The extensive reading list at the end of the book is especially helpful to those interested in the ideas behind the variuos themes in the story. For that and the 2 stories, i gave it the above score. [1]

Bad economics is the root of all evil. Nowhere is this more apparent than in "...richest, most powerful and technologically advanced nation..." the Unites States. While patriotic Americans may claim otherwise, they, just like everyone else can see that this is the sad case. Njihia Mbitiru, Kenya [2]

  1. According to Njihia Mbitiru, who/what is “Anubis”? [3]

Good to see you here. I always figure Chris Moore pegged Anubis right in his Coyote Blue ... - Sparky 19:53, 2004 Apr 21 (PDT)

I looked up Coyote Blue, and it looks quite interesting. Our school lib doesn't carry any of Moore's books so it'll be awhile before I get a chance to read his stuff. Thanks for putting me onto it though. Njihia Mbitiru 4:17, 2004 May 7 (EST)