Comments for Kate Wilhelm http://katewilhelm.com Author Thu, 17 May 2012 20:32:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Home by admin http://katewilhelm.com/#comment-16263 admin Thu, 17 May 2012 20:32:18 +0000 http://kirlian.pair.com/~haref100/katewilhelm/?page_id=193#comment-16263 Kate says: Thank you very much. I'm so happy that people are still finding and reading the novel and I'm grateful for your response. Kate says: Thank you very much. I’m so happy that people are still finding and reading the novel and I’m grateful for your response.

]]> Comment on Home by Kim Axelsson http://katewilhelm.com/#comment-16251 Kim Axelsson Thu, 17 May 2012 13:35:38 +0000 http://kirlian.pair.com/~haref100/katewilhelm/?page_id=193#comment-16251 Hello, Kate! I just finished your absolutely enchanting novel Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang. After putting it down, I immediately looked you up on the internet, just to say how grateful I am. This story moved me in innumerable ways. I read it on my smartphone, which I thought was fitting, since I experienced your view of our future while amongst large groups of people in the subway. I finished it while sitting on my balcony at 4 in the morning, here in Stockholm, Sweden. The sky was a resplendent blue/black and, yes, there were birds singing. Thank you again, all the best. Hello, Kate!

I just finished your absolutely enchanting novel Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang.

After putting it down, I immediately looked you up on the internet, just to say how grateful I am. This story moved me in innumerable ways. I read it on my smartphone, which I thought was fitting, since I experienced your view of our future while amongst large groups of people in the subway.

I finished it while sitting on my balcony at 4 in the morning, here in Stockholm, Sweden. The sky was a resplendent blue/black and, yes, there were birds singing.

Thank you again, all the best.

]]> Comment on Kate says by Jane Swint http://katewilhelm.com/2012/04/22/kate-says/#comment-15923 Jane Swint Fri, 11 May 2012 13:52:03 +0000 http://katewilhelm.com/?p=324#comment-15923 Could not find a place to contact an editor . . . re: Death of an Artist - page 115 "mufti" simply means the civilian clothes of a person whose job includes a uniform. The first use of the word is correct. The second use is meaningless. Did you mean khaki? Could not find a place to contact an editor . . .
re: Death of an Artist – page 115
“mufti” simply means the civilian clothes of a person whose job includes a uniform.
The first use of the word is correct. The second use is meaningless. Did you mean khaki?

]]> Comment on Kate says by sue browning http://katewilhelm.com/2012/04/22/kate-says/#comment-15748 sue browning Tue, 08 May 2012 23:10:18 +0000 http://katewilhelm.com/?p=324#comment-15748 I love all your books. I am legally blind so I must "read" on audio. I jusat wish the reader could pronouce Willamette correctly. It is not Willa met. e I love all your books. I am legally blind so I must “read” on audio. I jusat wish the reader could pronouce Willamette correctly. It is not Willa met. e

]]> Comment on Home by Kate http://katewilhelm.com/#comment-15523 Kate Fri, 04 May 2012 20:12:09 +0000 http://kirlian.pair.com/~haref100/katewilhelm/?page_id=193#comment-15523 Thank you, Mr. Vavrek! Not many people recognize the reference you used, but once anyone has seen the Christ on the Mountain above Rio, it is unforgettable. Kate Thank you, Mr. Vavrek! Not many people recognize the reference you used, but once anyone has seen the Christ on the Mountain above Rio, it is unforgettable. Kate

]]> Comment on Home by John Vavrek http://katewilhelm.com/#comment-15361 John Vavrek Tue, 01 May 2012 21:36:14 +0000 http://kirlian.pair.com/~haref100/katewilhelm/?page_id=193#comment-15361 I perform annually with the Eugene Concert Choir as narrator for their spring "pops" concert. Last week we performed a show entitled "Hot Latin Nights" at Silva Concert Hall, and I had hoped to offer Ms Wilhelm a pair of tickets. You see, I reference the famous statue in Rio de Janiero that :fictional Eugene resident Frank Holloway would refer to as 'Christ on a mountain!'" It didn't get as large a response as I'd hoped, but I enjoyed referencing one of my favorite authors, favorite characters, and in one of my favorite places. Thank you very much for all of your great work! I perform annually with the Eugene Concert Choir as narrator for their spring “pops” concert. Last week we performed a show entitled “Hot Latin Nights” at Silva Concert Hall, and I had hoped to offer Ms Wilhelm a pair of tickets. You see, I reference the famous statue in Rio de Janiero that :fictional Eugene resident Frank Holloway would refer to as ‘Christ on a mountain!’” It didn’t get as large a response as I’d hoped, but I enjoyed referencing one of my favorite authors, favorite characters, and in one of my favorite places. Thank you very much for all of your great work!

]]> Comment on Home by Mary H. http://katewilhelm.com/#comment-15261 Mary H. Sun, 29 Apr 2012 16:53:35 +0000 http://kirlian.pair.com/~haref100/katewilhelm/?page_id=193#comment-15261 Hello Kate et al., I've just finished Cold Case and liked it very much. It occurs to me that my daughter will be living in Eugene soon, and I thought a housewarming present might be one of the Barbara Holloway books. I'd like to give her whichever one has the most Eugene-specific detail -- geography, architecture, culture, whatever. Can anyone help? Thanks, MH Hello Kate et al.,
I’ve just finished Cold Case and liked it very much. It occurs to me that my daughter will be living in Eugene soon, and I thought a housewarming present might be one of the Barbara Holloway books. I’d like to give her whichever one has the most Eugene-specific detail — geography, architecture, culture, whatever. Can anyone help?
Thanks,
MH

]]> Comment on Home by STEPHANIE GRAY http://katewilhelm.com/#comment-14531 STEPHANIE GRAY Tue, 17 Apr 2012 19:40:36 +0000 http://kirlian.pair.com/~haref100/katewilhelm/?page_id=193#comment-14531 Dear Ms. Wilhelm, I've been a fan for ages. Just finished "Death of an Artist" (enjoyed it immensely) and was particularly struck by the photo of you on the jacket. You look so much like my mom and Aunt Helen, both of whom were from Oregon. Your characters also seem to share the same culture as my family (cook the same foods, for instance). Just wondering if you have any relationship to the Wild family or knew my aunt, Helen Schultz, who lived most of her life in Eugene. Stephanie Gray Dear Ms. Wilhelm,
I’ve been a fan for ages. Just finished “Death of an Artist” (enjoyed it immensely) and was particularly struck by the photo of you on the jacket. You look so much like my mom and Aunt Helen, both of whom were from Oregon. Your characters also seem to share the same culture as my family (cook the same foods, for instance). Just wondering if you have any relationship to the Wild family or knew my aunt, Helen Schultz, who lived most of her life in Eugene.
Stephanie Gray

]]> Comment on October 23 by Maria http://katewilhelm.com/2011/10/23/october-23/#comment-13985 Maria Fri, 06 Apr 2012 04:46:02 +0000 http://katewilhelm.com/?p=313#comment-13985 To: Anna H., I found a collection of stories by Kate Wilhelm that includes "Forever Yours, Anna". The collection is titled: "And the Angels Sing". Amazon has it, and it is described as follows: Publication Date: February 1992 A collection of twelve fantasy tales by the author of Death Qualified: A Mystery of Chaos and Cambio Bay includes the Nebula-winning story ""Forever Yours, Anna,"" the chilling ""The Scream,"" and ""The Look Alike."" http://www.amazon.com/And-Angels-Sing-Kate-Wilhelm/dp/0312068980/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1333687308&sr=1-1 Good luck on your search. I hope this helps. Maria To: Anna H.,

I found a collection of stories by Kate Wilhelm that includes “Forever Yours, Anna”. The collection is titled: “And the Angels Sing”. Amazon has it, and it is described as follows:
Publication Date: February 1992
A collection of twelve fantasy tales by the author of Death Qualified: A Mystery of Chaos and Cambio Bay includes the Nebula-winning story “”Forever Yours, Anna,”" the chilling “”The Scream,”" and “”The Look Alike.”"

http://www.amazon.com/And-Angels-Sing-Kate-Wilhelm/dp/0312068980/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1333687308&sr=1-1

Good luck on your search. I hope this helps.

Maria

]]> Comment on October 23 by Maria http://katewilhelm.com/2011/10/23/october-23/#comment-13957 Maria Wed, 04 Apr 2012 16:37:11 +0000 http://katewilhelm.com/?p=313#comment-13957 Kate, Thanks for writing such intriguing books. I'm a recent fan and trying to read the Barbara Holloway series in order. However, I'm anxious to find out what happened after "Death Qualified". The ending left many questions regarding Mike, the killer, and the teens looking at the programming. Please let me know what book will address these items. Thanks, Maria Kate,

Thanks for writing such intriguing books. I’m a recent fan and trying to read the Barbara Holloway series in order. However, I’m anxious to find out what happened after “Death Qualified”. The ending left many questions regarding Mike, the killer, and the teens looking at the programming. Please let me know what book will address these items.

Thanks,
Maria

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