Re: Kzinti Miniatures

>>I can't recall Elmore doing any of Niven's covers, but I tended not to
look that
>>closely. However, wasn't the mentioned 'intellegent' female story in
one
of the
>>Man-Kzin series that included Known Universe tales centering on Kzin,
written by
>>other authors? *shrug* I gave up on it after Jerry Pournelle started
being
>>included.

>Generally, I avoid books set in a particular universe that are not
written
>by that universe's original creator.  It's just not the same, somehow.
>Although I would kill to see the episode of the Star Trek cartoon that
the
>Kzin appeared in.  The idea is so bizarre that it appeals.

While I often agree with you, one notable example I have read is a short
story
by Orson Scott Card (forget the story name & anthology - maybe 'Monkey
Sonatas'
I'll try and dig it up tonight) set in Asimov's foundation.  It deals
with a
scientist who is passed over when Hari Seldon establishes the Foundation
and
sends them out to their remote world.  He does a very good job of
capturing
Asimov's style.  It just _feels_ like it belongs there.

Jared Noble