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<DIV>I just got my copy of Starwater Strains and the dedication says the title
is from a poem by C. S. Cooney called "Lady Rosemary." Rosemary I get, of
course, but is Mr. Wolfe in the habit of making up poets? I can't find
this poet mentioned in Google or Wikipedia or ABE Books. (As fabulous as
they are, admittedly limited sources.) Am I missing something
obvious? Has Wolfe used this as a pseudonym?</DIV></BODY></HTML>