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pauloppenheimer
Registered User
(10/6/05 11:35 am)
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I choose both.
An apprentice is given a choice between sun and moon.
The title might be "Silver and Gold".
The author is, I think, an Endicott Studio person.
Can you help me find the story?
Thanks!
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Midori
Unregistered User
(10/10/05 5:11 am)
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Emma Bull's story
Sorry, it took awhile to get back to you! The story is "Silver or Gold" and it's by Emma Bull (indeed an Endicotter!)
Here's the story on the site:
www.endicott-studio.com/rdrm/rrsilvergold.html
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peoppenheimer
Unregistered User
(10/11/05 5:08 pm)
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Silver and/or Gold!
Dear Midori,
Thank you very much for the prompt reply. If the fulltext is on
the Studio website, um so besser! I want to let out my inner fan
for a minute and tell you that I love all your work, and all the
work of all the artists of every kind who are associated with the
Studio. I'm very grateful to Terri, you, Ellen, Delia, et al., who
have been remythologizing my world. (Now out comes my inner narcissist:
you can find out about me at members.cox.net/paul.oppenheimer/.)
I was the kid who never believed in "fairy tales" because
"they aren't true." I am a trained logician and worked
for many years in computer science. "I choose both!" is
my new mantra: both fact and fiction, both natural science and poetry,
both logical rigor and mythology.
Best,
Paul Oppenheimer
paul dot oppenheimer at gmail dot com
Scottsdale AZ
P.S. If there are ever any opportunities to meet some of you down in Tucson without interrupting your work, please let me know. Thank you.
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