Re: SFnal trees

On Mar 15, 11:51=A0pm, thro...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Wayne Throop) wrote:
> : tkmail...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> : A bit out of context from your comment: People that keep transforming
to=

> : tree & back is not unknown in stories from India.
>
> Interesting. =A0In SF it's a tad rare... Intelligent and/or
shape****fting
> trees I mean. =A0But there's Foster's "Midworld", the Tree which Clan
> Korval protects (and vice versa) in the Liadenverse, and the Greens
> in Zahn's "The Green and the Gray", who can meld into trees like dryads.
> Oh, and the Old Galactics in A Tale of Two Clocks. =A0And the Sirens,
> also from the Hub-verse. =A0Hm. =A0I guess not so rare, and I'm sure I'm
> only scratching the surface.
>
> Wayne Throop =A0 thro...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 =A0http://sheol.org/throopw

Keith laumer's "Hybrid" comes to mind. And of course Le Guin's "Vaster
than Empires and More Slow"

-DES