I stumbled across this book (The Book of Skaith Volume 2: The Hounds of Skaith) today. It's by Leigh Brackett and was apparently originally published back in the 1970s. But there's a new edition coming out November 12th that lists fpw as an author as well.
I can't find any other information about this, though - either here or on the web. So, is this an fpw introduction, or...?
I can't find any other information about this, though - either here or on the web. So, is this an fpw introduction, or...?
Aahz Wrote:I stumbled across this book (The Book of Skaith Volume 2: The Hounds of Skaith) today. It's by Leigh Brackett and was apparently originally published back in the 1970s. But there's a new edition coming out November 12th that lists fpw as an author as well.
I can't find any other information about this, though - either here or on the web. So, is this an fpw introduction, or...?
[SIZE="3"]I wrote the introduction.[/SIZE]
FPW
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fpw Wrote:[SIZE="3"]I wrote the introduction.[/SIZE]
I assume that makes you a fan? I was earching for an answer to his question(unsuccessfully) but I did find info on the books and their being compared to Edgar Rice Burroughs piqued my curiousity; should I track them down?
Scott
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