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Northwest of Earth: The Complete Northwest Smith (Trade Paperback)
JMARK SAPPENFIELD, Mon, Nov 5, 2007, 08:08 PM

I remember seeing and meeting C.L. Moore back in the 1970s at a local fantasy/science-fiction convention, FOOLCON, in Overland Park, KS. She was a very nice lady and a very good guest. I remember when she was giving a talk about her work, when she was trying to think of one of her stories and couldn't think of the title. I blurted out "A Gnone There Was." I had her autograph the Ballantine/Del Rey paperback of "The Best Of C.L. Moore." I recomment both books being publshed this coming January. I know I will be purchasing both volumes.


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