Re: a sense of proportion

Malcolm Lawrence (malcolm@wolfenet.com)
Tue, 14 Jul 1998 00:37:41 -0700

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> > But the reason I do think TCIR is so timeless
> > (and notice we always term books of this special transcendence are
> > always
> > described as `Timeless') is because eveyone recognises the struggle
> > from
> > adolescence to adulthood, regardless of whether or not they live in
> > New
> > York or know how `Smoke Gets in Your Eyes' goes.

You mean there actually are people who have never seen American Graffiti?

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