Re: irruvelant

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>     I think I know how most of them would feel about
>     someone who hopes to introduce a moment of hush
>     by mentioning his own high calling - quite
> irrelevantly -
>     into an enjoyable bar room squabble between two
>     dry-drunk writers.  (It's what most of them do
> most
>     of the time anyway - certainly in this corner of
> the world.)

No, in fact I think most of them would be quite happy to see people
learn to resolve things maturely - as would I.  
And I didn't list my occupation to impress anyone, but instead to note
that even the most emotionally confused among us would recognize the
intent behind your letters.  That is 'ruvelant' to me. 

Take care,
Mark  



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