XPost: rec.arts.sf.written   
   From: kludge@panix.com   
      
   In article <10cp16d$3ujg5$1@dont-email.me>,   
   William Hyde   wrote:   
   >Scott Dorsey wrote:   
   >> I have recently discovered Wilson Tucker's work and am surprised I had not   
   >> encountered him before and that so little of his material has been   
   reprinted.   
   >   
   >His "The Year of the Quiet Sun" was an ace special, and his "The Lincoln   
   >Hunters" was some sort of retro-special. "The Long Loud Silence" is a   
   >post-plague disaster novel which is approximately 1400 pages shorter   
   >than "The Stand". "The Warlock" is a cold-war novel with SF elements.   
      
   Also, I just read The Time Machine, whose main character is a person who   
   turns up as a more minor (but still critical) character in Time Bomb.   
   --scott   
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