Fred Runk was talking to der about this and that....
 
FR> FR>My two summer courses that just finished today  (still
FR> FR>have to grade finals)
FR> FR>consisted mostly of high school students--jrs. and snrs.  No comment.
 
FR> DER> Your silence is deafening! :)
 
FR>Yes, and you will need to keep the ear plugs in for a bit longer.  
 
'Nuf said!! 
 
FR> FR>Didn't work for me.  Very weak stuff overall.  A real disappointment.  
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FR> FR>you read it?
 
FR> DER> No,I haven't and I heard somewhere else that it got poor
FR> DER> reviews. The publishers must have been pushing too hard! :)
 
FR>I hadn't heard about the reviews as I found an British pb, published by 
an
FR>Books.  I was excited as I hadn't known there were a short "Morse" books.
FR>My excitement, unfortunately, dwindled as I read through the book.
 
Did you happen to notice when they were furst published?  Were they
early works, per chance?
 
I just started The Edge of Sleep by David Wiltse.  I have never read any
of his, but the blurb looked interesting.  However, I have been fooled
before!! We shall see. :)
 
 
 * SLMR 2.1a * Don't peel the green M & M's. They're not ripe yet.
                                                                              
                                                 
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