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Bibliomen by Gene Wolfe, 1995-07

Best From Orbit Volumes 1-10 by Ted Thomas Richard McKenna, George Alec Effinger Allison Rice, et all 1976-07-01

Strange Travelers: New Selected Stories by Gene Wolfe, 2001-02-03

CHEVALIER-MAGE T02 (LE) : LE MAGE by GENE WOLFE, 2008-04-14

Bibliomen: Twenty characters waiting for a book by Gene Wolfe, 1984

DARK FORCES - NEW STORIES OF SUSPENSE AND SUPERNATURAL HORROR by Kirby (editor) Dennis Etchison, Edward Bryant, Karl Edward Wagner, Gene Wolfe, Richard Matheson, Richard Christian Matheson, Lisa Tuttle, Chalres L. Grant, Manly Wade Wellman, Ramsey Campbell, Clifford Simak, T.E.D. Klein, Stephen Kiing et McCauley, 1989

Lamps on the Brow by Mike Resnick, Andre Norton, et all 1998-08-30

Universe 3: Seven Great Original Science Fiction Stories by Gene Wolfe, Robert Silverberg, et all 1973-10

THE CASE OF THE VANISHING GHOST. by Gene. Wolfe, 1991-01-01

For Rosemary by Gene Wolfe, 1988-12-08

THE YEAR'S BEST FANTASY STORIES 7 by Arthur W. (editor) Orson Scott Card, Tanith Lee, Roger Zelazny, Gene Wolfe et al Saha, 1981

The Book of the New Sun in 2 Vol by Gene Wolfe, 1994

The Book of the New Sun Volume 2 Sword and Citadel by Gene Wolfe, 2004

Le livre du long soleil, Tome 1 : Côté nuit by Gene Wolfe, 2010-02-17

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Borges - Influence: Gene Wolfe
Borges Influence and References. gene wolfe Additional Information. gene wolfePage Paul Duggan's highly resourceful site. Selected Works of gene wolfe.
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Extractions: Gene Wolfe An American author of science fiction and fantasy, Gene Wolfe has been hailed by critics and fans alike as one of the clearest visionaries in American literature. A Borges influence is most strongly felt in his "Book of the New Sun" series, an incredibly dense and beautifully intricate tetralogy that tells the story of Severian, whose chosen career is that of professional torturer. The world that Wolfe paints is a tired and already decadent future, rich with anachronisms and run down by an apocalyptic sense of entropy. He plays with language and ideas with a deftness that makes the ancient seem novel, and the unfamiliar appear to be laden with the weight of decaying traditions. As one of Wolfe's favorite authors, Borges played an important part in the creation of Severian's world, as he admitted in an interview in the book Across the Wounded Galaxies. He also brought to life two creatures directly from Borges's Book of Imaginary Beings and turned them free in the pages of his universe: a giant named Baldanders, and an enigmatic "fish" that swims in the mysterious mirrors of Father Inire. Below I have provided an excerpt from the 1986 interview with Larry McCaffery: LM: That kind of suggestive use for archaic or unfamiliar words is evident throughout the tetralogy, and I'm sure a lot of readers had the same mistaken impression that I did that you were making up these wondrous, bizarre words especially since the use of neologisms is so common in SF. Why did you choose to use mainly real words rather than inventing your own?
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The Novels of gene wolfe. Last updated September 13, 1998. gene wolfe is asomewhat erratic genius. Other Books by gene wolfe. Castle of the Otter.
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Extractions: Last updated September 13, 1998 Gene Wolfe is a somewhat erratic genius. For me, sometimes he writes stories of deep beauty and intelligence, other times he writes stories that escape me completely. Wolfe has writen many books, more than I have read, along with many short stories. He says that he writes for at least one hour every day, no matter what. Wolfe stands in a very strange place, some of his work seems to fit neither in the relm of fantasy, nor does it fit comfortably in the world of science fiction. His language is what sets him apart from his contemporaries. He uses many rare and unusual words. He claims that he does not invent words, but they may as well have been invented considering how rarely used the words are. Some people may find his language offputting, I view it as part of the enchantment he casts upon his readers. The Shadow of the Torturer Series There are four books in this series: The Shadow of the Torturer The Claw of Conciliator The Sword the Lictor , and The Citidel of the Autarch By turns beautiful, bizzare, unsettling, deep, wise, and profoundly moving. There are four books in the original series (one was added later). The series was concieved and writen almost to completion before the first book was published (this is very rare in the field, and comendable).
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