SW10/HCC: March 2011: The Perils of the Wolf-Woman!

[Scott Eiler]

Andrew Perron wrote:
> On Wed, 16 Mar 2011 01:05:38 +0000 (UTC), Scott Eiler wrote:
> 
>> Andrew Perron wrote:
> 
> <snip>
>>> Fair enough, though I was *really* wondering how the Journal got this
>>> information.
>> Hmm.  The senior staff always had their ways, but they're not around, are they. 
>>   I'll have to ask myself just how the interns got the job done.
> 
> Someone among the sasquatches selling their story?

Or someone who can eavesdrop on them...

>>> See, I got that, but... wolf-children?
>> The Wolf-Woman may not have had mated, but she's great at nursing little wolves.
> 
> Yeah, but where'd they come from?
> 
> Andrew "NO .SIG MAN" "Juan" Perron, is it Cleveland?

I was going to say, The Stork.  It makes as much sense as The Unicorn does.  But 
no, these are real wolves and they come from other wolves.

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the very idea.

- from "Passing" by Elaine Radford, Aboriginal SF, May/June 1987.