Tim, this should probably be part of every email I send--perfect! I've ordered the book through interlibrary loan that you so generously posted---thanks... much of booth is based on Aristotle and so I wouldn't say the notion of narrative unreliablility is booth's so much as value his l961 book and second edition update for helping me understand the rhetoric of narration... thanks again(*;)will > > (*) NOTE: it is interesting to come up with ways > of using Will's name in sentences that have > verbs of the future tense (e.g., "Will will"), and > I suspect I note that only because it's in > some way amusing, at least to me in my > virtual padded cell. >