Bruce Townley (btownley@sirius.com)
Sat, 11 Dec 1999 06:49:12 GMT
On Fri, 10 Dec 1999 at 22:32 K. T. Braffet sent: Re: Fredric
Brown (one last time)
>During one of my Internet voyages, I read that
Fredric Brown used Poul
>Anderson as a psuedonym. Can someone smarter than I
am confirm or deny?
Given the antic tone of Brown's fiction this may've started
as some kind of a joke on his (or even Anderson's, though
this seems less likely) part.
My friend, Cheryl, went to the same audiologist as Anderson
for a while. She could tell because the doc had a big ol
shelf of Anderson's SF books proudly displayed in his
office.
Bruce T. = btownley@sirius.com
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