Re: Tuckerized at last!

> > >>"In my story in the new Analog, I have a character named Matthew
> > >>Taper." I said, "Why didn't you tell me that? I would have bid
on
> > >>it!" "It slipped my mind," he replied.
> >
> > > There's a character named Dan Goodman in two related stories by
David
> > > Gerrold in the September F&SF.
>
> > Any Tanya Huff readers here?

Cally Soukup wrote:

>
> I've read some of her stuff. I don't remember a Zev, but then I wasn't
> looking for one, either.
>
> Diane Duane used my first name in 1988 in "Spock's World", and Pamela
> Dean used my last name in 1991 in "Tam Lin" (I know they were using my
> name in particular, because both asked permission), but I've never
been
> Tuckerized as me. To my knowledge. (Of course, there are bits of
> Martha's stories that could be said to be me, but that's not
> unexpected.)

Yvonne was Tuckerized in a Peter Morwood Trek novel, as being an Ensign
in charge of damage control. Peter, and Diane, have ridden with Yvonne
in our car. :-) The novel was called Rules of Engagement.

I was Tuckerized in a Robert J. Sawyer novel, Illegal Alien. I was a
psychologist with a wardrobe of Hawaiian shirts. Robert certainly knows
what I wear to cons.

Tanya Huff actioned off the rights to be a character in a series of
novels, and Zev, if I recall, was the highest bidder. This took place at
FilKONtario a few years ago.

Lloyd

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> "I disapprove of what you have to say, but I will defend to the death
> your right to say it." -- Beatrice Hall
>
> Cally Soukup soukup@xxxxxxxxx

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