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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

646.0. "looking for "The Thirteen Clocks"" by LEZAH::BOBBITT (there's no lullaby like the sea) Tue Jul 12 1988 12:46

    I am looking for a copy (old or new, hardcover or paperback) of
    James Thurber's "The Thirteen Clocks".  It's a kind of tongue-in-cheek
    fantasy fairy-tale, not too long and certainly not complex, but
    highly entertaining.
    
    Can anyone point me in the right direction?  (I don't think it's
    in print anymore...I've combed all the bookstores I know...)
    
    thanx-
    
    -Jody
    
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646.1.........RAIN::WELCHSuk 'em!Tue Jul 12 1988 17:447
    Did you try any distributors???  That's what I do when I need a
    hard-to-find or all-too-popular-to-be-in-stock book.  Also, at
    Waldenbooks, they've been very helpful to me in looking up various
    titles on microfilm, then ordering them from wherever they can.
    Hope it helps.
    							=}John{=
    
646.2Short Story IndexUCOUNT::BAILEYCorporate SleuthThu Jul 14 1988 14:2713
    I think the story in question is a short story or novellette, is
    it not?  If so, try visiting a good public or college library and
    checking the Short Story Index to find the title of anthologies
    that contain the story.  It's hard to find it otherwise, even for
    distributers and booksellers.  Once you know some anthologies that
    contain the story, then check with those other sources to get one
    of the anthologies.  (Books in Print lists about 20 still available,
    but you can't tell from the titles  whether "Thirteen Clocks" is
    included.)
    
    Hope you find it!
    
    Sherry