[Jon Shannow]

Hi I am new hear but I am hoping someone can help me. I recently was working my way through my selves and I found some old favs.These are some of the most enjoyable fantasy I ever read but they vanished mid series and I have never been able to find any more of there books. Did they retire or something abit more bleak than that or are they happily writing away and I just can't get there books here in Australia .Anyway they are...

DAN CRAWFORD I have got three of his books in the Rossacotta Series: The Sure Death of a Mouse, Rouse a Sleeping Cat, and A Wild Dog and Lone.

J.F. RIVKIN this one is abit more complex as this is the pen name of two Authors but still here goes The Silverglass Series: Silverglass, Web of Wind, Witch of Rhostshyl, Mistress of Ambiguities. After this they spilt up one writing a book called T-Rex and the other writing two books under the name of Ellen Fox Season of Shadows, Season of Storms. Then they both seemed to vanish

ANY INFO WOULD GREATLY APPRICIATED

[hclark]

This might help. Might not too!

I looked at the Index to SF on Locus Online and on there those three are the only books by Crawford. He does have a bunch of stories that have been published more recently (2001) that are listed on these pages:

http://www.locusmag.com/index/s178.html

http://www.locusmag.com/index/yr1999/s22.html#A612

http://www.locusmag.com/index/yr2000/s11.htm#A539

I checked several books sites and they showed the same thing. Just those three books by him, with the last one being in 1992.

[This message has been edited by hclark (edited April 25, 2002).]

[Angi-Kate]

Isn't it frusterating when you finally find an amazing author unlike any you've ever read before, all wrapped up in this one book, and find that s/he hasn't written any more or all of the other books are lost in out-of-print land? I had that problem not too long ago when I discovered Warp Angel by Stuart Hopen. It is such a wonderful book! An almost-military fantasy mixed with Jewish theology, now that's a combination I find unique. I salvaged it from the library's "free box" a few years ago and haven't been able to find out anything about him since.