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From: "Ol' Pappy" <cglst7+@pitt.edu> Subject: (urth) Re: Tales Date: Thu, 28 Oct 1999 15:41:29 Nutricious sez: >Could this be *The Book of Fantasy* by B & BC, published by Viking in >1988? It's a collection of stories by other authors first pub'd in 1940 >in the Argentine. The first is by Akutagawa, but this edition is arranged >alphabetically (aleph-abetically?) by authors. There's a Bradbury, a >couple of Chestertons, etc. Let us know if it's the same book. No. They are similar but not the same. The longest story in *Extraordinary Tales* is four 5x7 pages. Both books have the same mission statement, and are peppered with the same Borges sine qua nons: "On Cartography" and "The Magician," I think, are two. *Extraordinary Tales* is better, for reasons previously stated. O.P.P. *More Wolfe info & archive of this list at http://www.urth.net/urth/