-=> Quoting Sondra Ball to Jim Casto <=-
 SB> Nope!  It's very difficult to find native american books here, except
 SB> for those by people with wierd names who don't know what they're
 SB> talking about.  But I can always special order them, once I find out
 SB> about them. 
 
 The bookstore I could rely on to do that for me has gone out of business.
 :-( Now I have to find a new "personal-service" bookstore.
 JC> SB> poem. If I don't like anything about the poem, I won't critique it.
 
 SB> misspelled word, or missed comma, either.  I'm talking about lots of
 SB> misspelled words.  No editor is going to bother wading through an
 SB> unreadable manuscript.  No writer who is an absolutely atrocious
 SB> speller or grammarian is ever going to get published.
 
 With computer programs with spell checkers that shouldn't be a problem.
 Although I don't normally run e-mail through a spell checker, if I was
 going to write a poem or an essay, I certainly would.
 SB> I've even been known to yell at child poets on this one.
 
 Ooo... Suppressing a child's 'creative juices', eh?  That will even get
 some _adults_ mad at you! 
 SB> þ SLMR 2.1a þ Shopper's hymn:  "(In the Sweet ) Buy and Buy"
 Jim
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