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SILVER EDITION |
Interviews
[UPDATE]
Intros by John Norman |
Letters
[UPDATE]
Stories |
Reviews
Intros by others |
As John Lange
Fan Mail |
This section contains a working index to all articles. Some of these articles have already been published on the Chronicles of Gor website. However, from a technical viewpoint, the layout of these articles of very poor. As the CJN Development System provides a much easier maintenance interface, I have copied all the CoG articles to CJN, in order to update their layout. This section also contains some articles which could be published on CoG due to copyright or organizational issues.
All the interviews with John Norman.
All the introductions to John Norman's books written by John Norman himself.
A Stranger from a Foreign Land (2008) The Universe is a Mysterious Place (2008) Joy Is Enough (2008) |
The letters John Norman wrote.
Short stories written by John Norman.
The Bed of Cagliostro (2009) |
Reviews of John Norman's work.
Algol Magazine - Slave Girls And Strategies by William Lanahan (1974)
Science Fiction Chronicle - John Norman at B. Dalton SF Festival (1981) |
The following reviews of individual books were found in the IFSDB:
The introductions to John Norman's books written by others.
Tarl Cabot Through the Looking Glass, by Steven Saylor Flight of Fantasy, by Cecilia Tan An Introduction To Priest-Kings of Gor, by Michael Rowe No Fantasy, Please, We're Americans, by Pat Califia |
Articles written by John F. Lange.
Welcome to the Different Department |
Over the last four decades, hundreds, perhaps, even thousands, of fans have written private letters to John Norman, and most of those letters, perhaps, nearly all of them, received an answer. In other words, there are a thousand letters out there, waiting to be shared. Of course, most private letters contain private information, but John Norman's answers, usually, are more of an general kind. In any case, the story behind the letter is worth sharing, in honor of an author, who, undoubtably, also received his fair share of "hate mail".
Hence, this idea for a new sub-section of the Articles, entitled "Fan Mail". If you sent a letter to John Norman, and you received an answer, then tell us your story. When was your letter written, what was it about, when did you receive an answer, and what did John Norman say. Put in some quotes, and if needed, replace all private information by [...]. If you wish, I will publish your story anonimously, or use a pseudonym of your own choice.
Write us an email, and help us collect John Norman's Fan Mail.