Re: hapworth

Subject: Re: hapworth
From: Jim Rovira (jrovira@drew.edu)
Date: Wed Nov 14 2001 - 09:15:30 GMT

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heh...that sounds almost exactly like a negative review of Hapworth that I
read in the Times, I think :). I didn't get through it either -- I just
couldn't believe it. I'll still probably try again sometime later...and
walk away feeling just like you do now...

Jim

allen beaman wrote:
>
> So I finally get through Hapworth, after three attempts in the past year. I
> couldn't even focus on it as fiction, it came across as very
> lecturing...preachy. Should have stopped at Seymour: An Introduction.
> Anyway, I couldn't make it through War and Peace when I was seven. Too busy
> with Chewbacca.
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