Re: YASID human biological age frozen short story

In article <frk1fh$1p4$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 David Librik <librik@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> ted@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Ted Nolan <tednolan>) writes:
> 
> >Sounds rather like P.J. Plauger's "Child of All Ages", at least for the
> >girl.
> 
> 
> If any small press editors are reading:  a P. J. Plauger SF anthology
> would be a really neat idea.
> 
> Plauger did a burst of good work in the '70s, even winning a Campbell
> award as a promising new writer, but then quit.  He's achieved a bit of
> local fame as a tech writer, and the computer programming fans have lots
> of money now to buy books.  Nobody's ever published his collected
stories.

He didn't really quit; he has written several stories in the last 
25 years (IIRC, 2 were novellas or even short novels; the 
collection should be a fairly fat book).

-- 
Robert Woodward <robertaw@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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