- The
first generation (generation I) of the Pokémon
franchise features the
original 151 fictional
species of
monsters introduced to the core
video game...
- John De
Chancie (born
August 3, 1946) is an
American author. A
Pittsburgh native, he is most
famous for his
comic fantasy Castle series, and his science...
- the
names of
characters and chapters. In "The
Richmond Enigma" by John De
Chancie,
Sherlock Holmes investigates the
disappearance of the Time Traveller,...
-
Number 7, 1995) "Hall of Mirrors" (Castle Fantastic,
edited by John De
Chancie and
Martin Greenberg,
March 1996) The
latter five
stories tell a linked...
-
Committee member Thomas J.
Salisbury (5th district), staffer,
Senator Blunt Chancie (Dean)
Brookshier (6th district),
congressional staffer William Dane Roaseau...
-
Flesh & Bone
Trilogy Pamela Dean (born 1953),
author of Tam Lin John De
Chancie (born 1946),
author of the
Castle Perilous series L.
Sprague de Camp (1907–2000)...
-
Perilous series is a
fantasy adventure series of
novels written by John De
Chancie,
starting with the
eponymous Castle Perilous in 1988. The most
recent novel...
- of the
country is
located there.
Chancy is
first mentioned in 1240 as
Chancie.
Chancy has an area, as of 2009[update], of 5.36
square kilometers (2.07 sq mi)...
-
references Ring
Lardner in his play
Brighton Beach Memoirs. In John De
Chancie's novel Castle for Rent, Lord
Incarnadine mentions having been
friends with...
- Science. 243 (4887): 85–8. doi:10.1126/science.2911722. PMID 2911722. De
Chancie J, Houk KN (May 2007). "The
origins of
femtomolar protein-ligand binding:...
