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Title:	Arcana Caelestia
Notice:	Directory listings are in topic 2
Moderator:	NETRIX::thomas

Created:	Thu Dec 08 1983
Last Modified:	Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1300
Total number of notes:	18728

451.0. "Margaret St. Clair?" by CGHUB::CONNELLY (Eye Dr3 - Regnad Kcin) Mon Feb 23 1987 23:36

Has anyone else read anything by Margaret (sp?) St. Clair?  Around
1962 or 1963 I read a book by her called "Sign of the Labrys" that
still sticks in my head because of its hints of feminism and paganism.

I have a feeling she may have written another few short stories and
novels since then.  Does anybody know what those might be?  Is "Sign
of the Labrys" still available anywhere?  (I'd love to re-read it!)

Does anyone know what became of her?

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
451.1		AKOV68::BOYAJIAN	A disgrace to the forces of evil	`Tue Feb 24 1987 01:24`	26
	Unfortunately, I believe that she died recently. I'll have to check my last few SF CHRONICLES. She was born in 1911 and was pretty much retired for about the last 10 years, except for about four short stories that appeared circa 1980. Here is what I can give you for a bibliography: AGENT OF THE UNKNOWN 1956 THE GREEN QUEEN 1956 THE GAMES OF NEITH 1960 SIGN OF THE LABRYS 1963 MESSAGE FROM THE EOCENE 1964 THREE WORLDS OF FUTURITY 1964 [collection] THE DOLPHINS OF ALTAIR 1967 THE SHADOW PEOPLE 1969 THE DANCERS OF NOYO 1973 CHANGE THE SKY AND OTHER STORIES 1974 [collection] THE BEST OF MARGARET ST. CLAIR 1985 [collection] Together, the collections account for about � of her short story output, under her own name and her pseudonym Idris Seabright. None of her books ever had more than one edition, and the last-listed collection is the only thing likely to be still in print. --- jerry
451.2		MYCRFT::PARODI	John H. Parodi	`Tue Feb 24 1987 09:38`	10
	Thanks for that info, Jerry, especially the pen name. Margaret St. Clair writes memorable stuff. My favorite was "Minister Without Portfolio," wherein a woman saves the world thanks to her poor eyesight. That was in an anthology called "Invaders of Earth," edited by Anthony Boucher. JP
451.3		DROID::DAUGHAN	Redundant,a. See Redundant.	`Tue Mar 03 1987 22:59`	4
	Try THE DOLPHINS OF ALTAIR (if you can find it); it was one of her best. Don R.
451.4	List of St. Clair in My Collection	DURIN::ROBINSON	Andy Robinson	`Fri Apr 17 1987 17:18`	78
	Here is the list of stuff I have: Novels: SIGN OF THE LABRYS THE DANCERS OF NOYO THE DOLPHINS OF ALTAIR THE SHADOW PEOPLE Collections CHANGE THE SKY AND OTHER STORIES PAPER 1974 ACE AGE OF PROPHECY AN EGG A MONTH FROM ALL OVER AND OLD-FASHIONED BIRD CHRISTMAS ASKING BEAULIEU CHANGE THE SKY FORT IRON GRAVEYARD SHIFT LAZARUS MARRIAGE MANUAL STAWDUST THE ALTRUISTS THE DEATH OF EACH DAY THE GODDESS ON THE STREET CORNER WRYNECK DRAW ME THE BEST OF MARGRET COLLECTION PAPER 1985 ACADEMY CHICAGO AN EGG A MONTH FROM ALL OVER BRENDA BRIGHTNESS FALLS FROM THE AIR CHILD OF VOID HATHOR'S PETS HORROR HOWCE IDRIS PIG NEW RITUAL PROTT SHORT IN THE CHEST THE CAUSES THE GARDENER THE INVESTED LIBIDO THE LISTENING CHILD THE MAN WHO SOLD ROPE TO THE GNOLES THE NUSE MAN THE OLD-FASHIONED BIRD CHRISTMAS THE PILLOWS THE WINES OF EARTH WRYNECK, DRAW ME Stories in Anthologies HORRER HOWCE GALAXY VOL. 1 Editors: FREDERIK POHL & MARTIN H. GREENBERG PAPER 1981 PLAYBOY PRESS THE HASHED BROWN BUGGY CHRYSALIS 9 Editor: ROY TORGESON PAPER 1982 ZEBRA THE MAN WHO SOLD ROPE TO GNOLES 100 GREAT FANTASY SHORT STORIES Editors: ISAAC & TERRY CARR & MARTIN H. GREENBERG PAPER 1984 AVON THE SORROWS OF WITCHES AMAZONS!. Editor: JESSICA AMANDA SALMONSON PAPER 1979 DAW Ace Double (novel/collection) MESSAGE FROM THE EOCENE/THREE WORLDS OF FUTURITY PAPER 1964 ACE IDRIS' PIG MESSAGE FROM THE EOCENE ROBERTA THE CAUSES THE EVERLASTING FLOOD THE ISLAND OF THE HANDS THE RAGES