Poul Anderson Appreciation

"Ivory, and Apes and Peacocks." Chaim and Yael Zorach's children will join the Time Patrol. Manse Everard reflects: " If ...

"Ivory, and Apes, and Peacocks." Warm, windless weather; creaking, splashing sweeps; coxswain's drumbeat; blue wavelets, glitt...

"Ivory, and Apes, and Peacocks." Sorry, folks, today we are mainly gardening and preparing to deliver a talk this evening. Years a...

Poul Anderson, "Ivory, and Apes, and Peacocks" IN Anderson, Time Patrol (Riverdale, NY, December 2010), pp. 229-331. Manse Everard...

Manse Everard encounters Exaltationists four times in three instalments in two volumes. (i) The encounter in Colombia is recounted in a flas...

  What a long way we have come from The Time Machine to the Time Patrol!  The Time Machine is a single long story or short novel in which a ...

"The Year of the Ransom." Manse Everard tells Helen Tamberly that: "'...the friar Estaban Tanaquil vanished mysteriously ...

"The Year of the Ransom" is carefully slotted into its place in Poul Anderson's Time Patrol series. Castelar, escaping from t...

I was in a science fiction bookshop that sold no science fiction at least not in the sense that I was looking for. There were no novels by W...

"The Year of the Ransom." Castelar proposes to change history: "'I should begin by learning what did happen in Peru after...