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Acknowledgments
My fervent desire is that H. Rider Haggard and Arthur Conan Doyle, Knights of the Realm both, approve of this effort, wherever they may be.
A special thanks to Nicholas Meyer and the editors of E.P. Dutton & Co. for opening up the pastiche flood gates in 1974.
A formal and most appreciative bow to Ian and Betty Ballantine and Lin Carter who introduced me to Rider Haggard in 1973 with the Ballantine Adult Fantasy publication of The People of the Mist.
Noel Langley’s discussion of Justinian and Theodora in his On Reincarnation was genuinely thought provoking, as was Nicolas Notovitch’s The Unknown Life of Jesus Christ.
Linda Villareal designed the cover and etched the cover illustration of this book for the 1987 first edition. Additional acknowledgements are located in the various paperback versions to this book.
About Thos. Kent Miller
Thomas Kent Miller enjoys creating pastiches featuring elements of the canon of Sherlock Holmes and the works of H. Rider Haggard. The First Edition of Sherlock Holmes on the Roof of the World; or, The Adventure of the Wayfaring God was published in 1987 by Rosemill House and distributed by Borgo Press. The prequel, The Great Detective at the Crucible of Life; or, The Adventure of the Rose of Fire (expanded as Allan Quatermain at the Crucible of Life and Sherlock Holmes at the Crucible of Life) was issued by Wildside Press in 2005. Tom’s third novel, again featuring both Sherlock Holmes and Allan Quatermain—Sherlock Holmes at the Dawn of Time; or, The Adventure of the Star of Wonder—will be published in 2013. The author welcomes comments at [email protected].
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