Harlan Ellison on the Facts of Asimov's Death

In article <buqcql$j6i$1@reader2.panix.com>, joe.TakeThisOut@jolomo.net wrote:

 > Well, I'd say this is a minor quibble compared to being dead.
 > I'm sure Janet is doing fine but I wish she would have continued
 > with the F&SF essays. It's just not the same magazine withought
 > an Asimov in the table of contents.

But Janet did continue with the F&SF essays. I believe it was a change
of editors that resulted in the decision not to include an Asimov in the
table of contents.

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Not so long ago, Edward Seiler wrote:
 > But Janet did continue with the F&SF essays. I believe it was a change
 > of editors that resulted in the decision not to include an Asimov in the
 > table of contents.

Ahh, I must be suffering from brain rot again
Though I did remember her doing #400

BTW, thanks a bunch for your essay guide on
<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.asimovonline.com/" target="_blank">http://www.asimovonline.com/</a>
Great resource

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