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^Weis, Margaret (November 1, 1997). "A MAGIC-LOVER'S TREASURY OF THE FANTASTIC". Kirkus Reviews. Aspect/Warner. Twenty substantial stories featuring magic in all its many and startling guises...Wrapping up the all-star cast are Orson Scott Card...and Christopher Stasheff
^"Williamson lectureship set". The Portales News-Tribune. March 30, 2008. pp. Section State and Regional News. Also speaking at the lectureship is Christopher Stasheff, associate professor of communication at ENMU...Stasheff's work includes the 'Warlock of Gramarye' series, 'Rogue Wizard' and the novel Saint Vidicon to the Rescue. He has also contributed to series such as 'Wing Commander "End Run"' and 'Mage Knight Stolen Prophecy.'
^"Real Men Don't Wait for the Movie". Aberdeen American News. November 26, 2003. p. 4a. But there are lots of books that have exactly the type of male heroes we ought to emulate..."The Warlock in Spite of Himself" (and its many sequels) by Christopher Stasheff...gives us insight into every stage of marriage from courtship, to the raising of children, to the empty nest.
^"Tonight in T.O.". The Toronto Star. May 6, 1994. pp. ENTERTAINMENT, Pg. F10. I'm reading something that combines the two loves of my life: science fiction and theatre. It's Christopher Stasheff's A Company Of Stars, from his Starship Troupers series.
^"Cherryh Returns to Old Form". Chicago Sun-Times. February 6, 1994. pp. SHOW, SCIENCE FICTION, Pg. 15, NC. Christopher Stasheff's We Open on Venus...takes his Starship Troupers to a planet that reminds one of a football-mad Texas town. This series is going to stand on Stasheff's knowledge of and love for the theater; so far it stands well.
^"Beach-blanket fluff giving way to meatier fare". The Denver Post. July 31, 1994. pp. A SECTION, Pg. F–08. I found myself reading Christopher Stasheff's "A Slight Detour," volume three of the "Starship Troupers" series
^ ab"Games People Play; Unconventional Warfare At The Fantasy Fair". The Washington Post. June 27, 1983. pp. Style, B1. Science fiction author Christopher Stasheff ("A Wizard in Bedlam" and "The Warlock Unlocked") gave a lecture on the relationship between science fiction and fantasy gaming.
^"Literary recycling has its advantages". The Toronto Star. February 4, 1989. pp. MAGAZINE, Pg. M6. Christopher Stasheff's The Warlock Series has now reached nine titles, and The Warlock's Companion...exemplifies the reasons for its longevity. Here it is the faithful cybernetic steed Fess whose adventures are featured in a string of exciting tales, as Stasheff fills in some of the background of his pleasant fantasy realm.
^"Firmly in the tradition of sophisticated moralists". The Toronto Star. September 23, 1989. More conventional fare of the wizards-and-warriors variety is provided by two other new titles. Christopher Stasheff's The Warlock Insane ...continues the eventful and often quite humorous "Warlock" series
^"X-Men on this week's top seller list; Library, Lone Star Comics tell local readers' selections". The Dallas Morning News. June 14, 1996. pp. WEEKEND, Pg. 2B. Here are some of the books people in Arlington are reading this week:...8. Rogue Wizard: A Wizard in War, by Christopher Stasheff