Michael Burt
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Francis Spufford:
Hello. I am having a Narnia day today and have reached the part in LWW where the stone table is mentioned for the first time. Since I learned about your book, The Stone Table, I've wanted to read it so much. Please may I ask if you have sought permission to publish and have been refused, or will you wait until Narnia becomes public property?
Francis Spufford
Michael, unless something changes I am going to have to wait until Narnia comes out of copyright. If you want to ask me anything else about it, you could look me up on the website of Goldsmiths College, where I teach; that would show you a way to reach me.
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Bryce Wilson
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Francis Spufford:
Would you ever consider reworking The Stone Table into a less -erm, recognizable form?
Bryce Wilson
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Francis Spufford:
You have a throwaway comment in (I believe in True Stories) about preferring Saint Leibowitz and the Wild Horse Woman to A Canticle For Leibowitz, and I have to admit I've been extremely curious about why ever since. Any stray thoughts you might have on Gene Wolfe would be of interest too. ?
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