Re: A bit of a problem.

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> Thanks for the advice Matt. 
> 
> I've read Lolita and I happen to be a big fan of Nabocov's work. 
> 
> -erinn  (And for the record, that's how my names spelled.. not "Erin" or
> "Errin" .. kindly, i've had to live with this unfortunate spelling error
on my
> birthcertificate) 

Have you read `Pale Fire'? Because someone mentioned it the other day (I
can't remember who) and I'd be very eager to discuss some of the thematic
similarities I saw in it to some of Salinger's stuff.

Camille 
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