[HPforGrownups] A brazen hussy moment . . .
storm stanford
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Thu Oct 12 21:06:17 UTC 2000
No: HPFGUIDX 3320
Go Peg! - do you think you could speak to her on the basis that your books sat next to each other on the list <g> (one can dream ...)
storm
----- Original Message -----
From: Peg Kerr
To: HPforGrownups ; ParadigmOfUncertainty
Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2000 2:08 PM
Subject: [HPforGrownups] A brazen hussy moment . . .
Here's my own close encounter with JK Rowling. After much hesitancy
(and after consulting with Penny to see if it would be ok) I've decided
to mention it. Specifically, there's a website called SF Site, which is
the home site for a number of the science fiction magazines and
organizations in my field. In their Best of 1999 list, they named
Rowling's _Prisoner of Azkaban_ the third best science fiction or
fantasy book of the year, and my _The Wild Swans_ was named as the
fourth. See:
http://sfsite.com//columns/best00.htm
The original review that they based their Year's Best 10 list on is the
best review I've ever received in my career. It's at:
http://sfsite.com//07a/wild60.htm (Warning--it contains spoilers.)
And hey, as long as I'm being a brazen hussy, I'll also mention that I
just found out that _The Wild Swans_ was a co-winner of the 2000
Gaylactic Network Spectrum Awards, for best novel of the year. (The
Spectrum Award was created to honor works in science fiction, fantasy
and horror that deal positively with gay characters, themes and
issues.) See
http://www.lambdasf.org/spectrum/
Peg
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