Re: Just a quick word and question...

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> Hi, all!

Hi!  Great "appearance" in the GQ article!

> about it for the New Yorker.  He wants to interview the "publisher" (in
> confidentiality) for the magazine.  Has anyone got any more information?

Someone offered 15 copies for sale here the other day.  In the interest of
fair play, respect for copyright, and keeping our collective heads above
water, I asked the person who made the offer not to try to peddle pirated
editions of work here.

> Finally, I am pleased to report that my lovely wife bought me a copy of the
> 1944 Saturday Evening Post containing "Last Day of the Last Furlough" as an
> anniversary present.  What a great gift!  Let this be a lesson to all you
> gift-givers out there!

Cool!  Me, I have spent years looking at stacks of LIFE magazine on
sidewalks and in bookstores, looking for the issue with the original Ernest
Havemann article.  The photographs reproduced wonderfully in the original
LIFE -- something we just don't see in mass-market magazines anymore, given
the changes in physical production (paper, ink, printing methods).

--tim

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