Telzey Amberdon |
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edited by Eric Flint & Guy Gordon
afterword by Eric Flint Baen, New York: 2000 |
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436 pages | March 2008 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Telzey Amberdon is a collection of science fiction by James H. Schmitz, edited by Eric Flint with the assistance of Guy Gordon. The major portion of this useful (although editorially marred) collection consists of six sequenced stories beginning the Telzey Amberdon series. Please see the individual story reviews, or (even better) my essay Demigoddess of the Mind: James H. Schmitz's heroine Telzey Amberdon.
There are two additional stories:
I regret that the Baen collections don't contain accurate texts of these important stories by Schmitz, a most subtle and sophisticated stylist; that will have to await some future definitive edition. If you possess the stories as they appeared in the original magazines or earlier books, read or re-read those by preference. Baen Books provides online or downloadable originals of the five most editorially-altered stories: James H. Schmitz originals at Baen.
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