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John W. Kennedy says...
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>On Apr 20, 3:03=A0pm, Jan  wrote:
>> In article
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>> John W. Kennedy says...
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>> >Not that they're in the same league generally (yet -- heh, heh, heh),
>> >but my wife, Eleanor, has just pulled off something our Joe hasn't
>> >done yet -- this Wednesday the Theatre at Centenary, a professional
>> >company in residence at Centenary College in Hackettstown, NJ, is
>> >doing a staged reading of her one-act verse play, "The
Sign", set in
>> >the aftermath of the famous Parkman-Webster murder case of 1849.
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>> (obviously, not the right JMS) I'm confused... =A0Wait. =A0First of all,
>> congratulations to Eleanor. =A0Now, how is it that this is pulling ahead =
>of JMS?
>> Is it because it's in verse?
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>Yep.
>
>The subject "Why doesn't JMS write poetry?" has come up once or twice
>in the past, sometimes from me, sometimes from others. Me, I figger
>the guy that wrote "Sic Transit Vir" has all the tools ya gotta have,
>but our Joe, he ain't so sure.
>

Ah, gotcha.  Though parts of "Delicate Creatures" was in verse.

Jan


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