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The Complete Compleat Enchanter
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SOLVED: Adult Fiction > SOLVED. 60's/70's fantasy novel; American - Aciuple of scientist (?) types manage to open a portal to another world. [s]

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Fiona (mayhawke) | 6 comments Ok, I'm really struggling with this. I had thought one of the authors was Larry Niven or J Poournelle but I've checked their lists out on Fantastic Fiction and I'm not finding anything even vaguely reminiscent.

I really have the slightest of memories of these books (there were two). I know they had titles that struck me - back i the 80's - as somewhat more intellectual than the usual run of fantasy; they were definitely more fantasy than sci-fi - the alternative world they ended up in had magic. It was slightly fringe stuff for the UK, in the early days of fantasy fiction appearing in run of the mill bookshops and stationers. I'm pretty there were two main characters, both white male and I think the cover art may have shown at least one of them wearing a suit. Any help will be gratefully appreciated.


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Andy | 2124 comments How about "The Universe Between" by Alan Nourse The Universe Between


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Bargle | 1751 comments Perhaps The Complete Compleat Enchanter by L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt?

Note to self: correct answer.


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Andy | 2124 comments Bargle wrote: "Perhaps The Complete Compleat Enchanter by L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt?"

Good thought!


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Fiona (mayhawke) | 6 comments Bargle wrote: "Perhaps The Complete Compleat Enchanter by L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt?" OMG! I love you, you absolute star!! This has been driving me nuts for (quite literally) years/. Thank you, thank you :D :D


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Fiona (mayhawke) | 6 comments Soooo...how do I change this to solved? Just add 'solved' to the Title?


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Andy | 2124 comments Next to the title of the thread, there should be an "edit" button; in addition to adding "Solved" to the title, please change the folder the thread is in to the "Adult Fiction: Solved" folder and add "Complete Compleat Enchanter" in the space called "This Thread is About"


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Fiona (mayhawke) | 6 comments Thank you. I think I've done that correctly?


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Bargle | 1751 comments Fiona wrote: "Bargle wrote: "Perhaps The Complete Compleat Enchanter by L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt?" OMG! I love you, you absolute star!! This has been driv..."

You're welcome. Glad to help.


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