*sigh*
I still have the magazines from back then. As much as I'd love to read the rest of the story, I'd like to know how Brian is doing in general more.

I'd like to know too. I think the last contact I had with him was at Anthrocon, about 8 years ago.

Brian, unfortunately, has had a lot of setbacks in the last few years. He lost his job (his civilian job, after he retired from the USAF) a few years ago, and the house he and Annette had up in New Jersey turned into a money pit (as did at least one of their vehicles)... they eventually had to sell the house and file for bankruptcy, then they moved down to Memphis. (Mostly because the cost of living is a lot lower there, so they can get by on his USAF pension, whereas Jersey was just eating them alive, financially.) His health is also not that great these days, unfortunately; he's type-II diabetic, he had a stroke a couple of years ago which impaired his mobility, and last year just before MFM he fell and busted his hip -- and then, back in October, he apparently fell down again and broke a leg.

He hasn't done any writing in several years that I know of (and certainly, Silverfox Publications is effectively dead in the water). That being said, I think "Fuzzy Logic" was finished; I'm fairly sure I have a saddlestitched digest copy of it somewhere here, though I'd have to hunt for it. I don't know if the sequel was ever written or finished, though...

Sorry to hear about all the troubles he has had. The last time I saw Silverfox Publications at Anthrocon neather he nor Annette where at the table whenever I walked by. I never heard of any more Fuzzy Logic coming out, much less any hint of a sequel.

(see my reply to Rivercoon, below... or above... or however FA decides to sort these things. :P )

I used to submit to Brian Miller's 'zines. I appeared with you right about the same time. Always enjoyed your stuff!