Re: Glass (and Me)

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> JD Hadden, have you finished _Seymour: An Introduction_ yet?  I'm
> curious what you thought about it.  Did it answer any of your questions?
> Did it generate more?

I'm currently re-reading Seymour: An Introduction as background for reading
Hapworth, which I'm going on to next. It's raising zillions (or oodles as
Sally Hayes might say) of questions ... I find myself at times just saying,
Oh JD you're a complete BASTARD. But I *love* you anyway!!!

That is to say it's a very perplexing but interesting text.

Camille 
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