Hello all!

Well, it looks as though my Bellairs article has transformed into an edited guide entry. I'm considering retiring at this point as I don't want this fame and fortune to go to my head. However, seeing how I'm right in the middle of doing more exciting research on John Bellairs, I hope to uncover enough information to expand on this article at a later date. His life and work really do deserve a fuller treatment. I would like to ask anyone out there who reads this, if they have any information they could pass on to me about JB, I would greatly appreciate it. I can be reached at:

randolphc@hotmail.com

If you haven't already discovered the wonderful Compleat Bellairs site, I urge you to do so. Don't waste your time here.

The Compleat Bellairs.

For anyone intersted in a research oriented site exploring the life and works of John Bellairs, you might like to check this one out as well.

Bellairsia.

Allow me to leave you with a quote from Emerson Eells (one of Bellairs's characters):

"If children spent more time learning obscure facts and less time watching television, the world would be a better place."

Much more to follow...I hope.

RC