Re: Rules for BFG/FT Conversion.

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>On Thu, 28 Jan 1999, John C wrote:
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>> It helped that they tended to get VERY good writers when they started

>> producing fiction.  Ian Watson is a first class author, as is Kim 
>> Stanley Newman (who wrote under the name of Jack Yeovil).
>
>ummm... i don't know of a kim stanley newman. i know of a kim newman, 
and
>i know of a kim stanley robinson (of 'coloured mars' infamy). i think 
kim
>newman wrote for gw.
>
>Tom
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Quite right!  I get confused sometimes.  I have far too many authors 
floating around in my head these days.	Kim Newman is the man I meant, 
the author of "Anno Dracula" and "The Bloody Red Baron" (which would 
make one heck of a scenario for a WWI game...but I digress).  In fact, 
Newman uses one of the characters from his GW days, Genevive, in his 
"Dracula" books.  Anyway, he's a very good writer.

John Crimmins
john1x@hotmail.com

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