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!| The Day She Saved the Doctor !| Death Makes Strangers of Us All

...was first written by Jules Verne in 1901 and rewritten shortly before his death. His son, Michel Verne, revised and expanded the novel (from 17 to 21 chapt ...nube") was heavily edited and rewritten by Michel Verne after his father's death.

...favour of a separate classification for them, but that has been beaten to death several times and while some of the reasons (e.g. There aren't enough of th ...bers (see the half numbers in [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pe.cgi?3841 In Death] for example.

...out "fair use" - even when he couldn't or wouldn't sell me a T-Shirt with "Death on a Motorbike" on, he really didn't like the idea of me scanning it from a :: I've noticed this too, and recently Chris J's Doctor Who edits made it very clear the importance of, for instance, "Target" Book

:::::I note the "In Death" series are all listed as by Robb, cover note of "Roberts" notwithstanding. ...cky line to draw. I suspect the real issue is the '''kind''' of SF the "In Death" series is. The SFnal elements are used as settings for stories which are o

...s based on other media. And not often then - e.g. despite re-doing over 50 Doctor Who books yesterday (for foreign prices and covers) I didn't feel up to add ...War}} (although that was so heavily edited for the audio release that the Doctor doesn't actually appear in it any more). Quality-wise, they seem to have a

:: OK, here's a test title [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?856320 Doctor Zamenhof]. POSSIBLY originally published in Esperanto, Esperanto title used ...zations of stories rather than actual readings of the stories. Matheson's "Death Ship", for one, has been merged with print versions.--[[User:Swfritter|swfr