"Wings of Victory" in Far Adventure by Maeve Downey;
"Esau," "The Season of Forgiveness" and "Wingless" by Judith Dalmady/Lundgren, all published in the Avalonian periodical, Morgana;
"Margin of Profit" and "Rescue on Avalon" in Tales of the Great Frontier by A.A. Craig;
The Man Who Counts, a historical novel originally published on either Terra or Hermes.
By contrast
"The Problem of Pain" was part of a private correspondence preserved in the University of Fleurville on Esperance;
"How To Be Ethnic In One Easy Lesson" was part of the private reminiscences of James Ching;
"A Little Knowledge," "Day of Burning" and "Lodestar" were specially written for the Earth Book, the latter two co-written by the editor.
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Kaor, Paul!
That bit about the private correspondence of Peter Berg preserved by the University of Fleurville on Esperance rang a bell! It reminded me of how the letters of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn are now in the Vatican Library, of all unlikely places. I've wondered more than once how those letters ended up there.
Ad astra! Sean
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