BurtonGuster
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For anyone familiar with Jack L. Chalker's works:
I'm currently reading The Wonderland Gambit, also known as The Cybernetic Walrus published in 1995 (the first in a series of three I believe) and I have one puzzling question:
Why did JLC name the first and fourth chapters of the book the same? Does anyone know? They are both titled "The Caterpillar's Question" (a Lewis Carrol - Alice in Wonderland reference).
Why use the same chapter title for two chapters?
I visited the official website for JLC, but it seems to be inactive since he passed away, though his son supposedly has some involvement in furthering his father's work.
I really enjoyed JLC's Well World series and am just getting into the Wonderland books. Though they are a bit dated on the computer terminology this first one has been great so far.
So if anyone can answer my question I'd greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!
BG
I'm currently reading The Wonderland Gambit, also known as The Cybernetic Walrus published in 1995 (the first in a series of three I believe) and I have one puzzling question:
Why did JLC name the first and fourth chapters of the book the same? Does anyone know? They are both titled "The Caterpillar's Question" (a Lewis Carrol - Alice in Wonderland reference).
Why use the same chapter title for two chapters?
I visited the official website for JLC, but it seems to be inactive since he passed away, though his son supposedly has some involvement in furthering his father's work.
I really enjoyed JLC's Well World series and am just getting into the Wonderland books. Though they are a bit dated on the computer terminology this first one has been great so far.
So if anyone can answer my question I'd greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!
BG
