Jane Phillip
Evidently, great minds do think alike. That very premise was the subject of
a short story published in "Realms of Fantasy" magazine about 5 or so years
ago. Unfortunately, I cannot recall the author's name offhand! Or the
title. <sigh> I do recall that it was written from the point of view of
Mordred, who returned as a Spitfire pilot. Now this is going to bug me . .
.! Anybody else remember the story I'm thinking of??
kdh
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Kim D. Headlee
DAWNFLIGHT: The Legend of Guinevere, Pocket Books, mid-Oct. 1999
ISBN 0-671-02041-2
http://www.monumental.com/headlee
Good story. It's still in print, I see copies of it around now and
then.
This old man
World war Two
He told Churchill what to do
Free French General, crosses of Lorraine
He came rolling home again
....
This old man
Nine and ten
He'll play Nick till God knows when:
Cognac, Armagnac, Burgundy and Beaune:
This old man thinks he's Saint Joan!
Michael Flanders
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I cannot find that book you said in Amazon.com or BarnesandNoble.com
Please give me more info.
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