Sequels to:
The Queen Of Air And Darkness: 2
Three Hearts And Three Lions: 2
Dominic Flandry: 2
The Time Patrol: 3
Operation Chaos: 1
"The Long Remembering": 1
Other Works
David Brin, "Latecomers" ("Lungfish," rewritten on advice from Anderson)
Gregory Benford, "Bloodpride" (incorporating Ythrians)
Appreciations of Poul Anderson by:
Greg Bear
Karen Anderson
Astrid Anderson Bear
Jerry Pournelle
Multiverse II?
1 comment:
Kaor, Paul!
I have to admit there was quite a lot in MULTIVERSE I found myself not much caring. I was esp. displeased by the "sequels" to "The Queen of Air and Darkness." I do agree the two young human characters in "Queen" would have difficulty adapting (after having been raised by aliens) to other humans, and a human civilization. But the note of disparagement for humans and their civilization I saw in those sequels is not something I believe Anderson would have agreed with.
You already know I consider Feist's Technic contribution to be the better of the two "Technic" stories in the book. I did wonder why no one had tried to write a Nicholas van Rijn pastiche. Silly question: "doing" Old Nick well would have been esp. HARD.
And I do hope we see a second MULTIVERSE. Including the kind of Dominic Flandry story Stirling has sometimes talked of writing if the chance ever came. And I hope that MULTIVERSE II would include a few essay of commentary, such as your best article about the Time Patrol.
Ad astra! Sean
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