On (25 Jul 96) Suzze Tiernan wrote to Maureen Goldman...
 MG> Mostly I read in bed, and my eyes have been killing me (just
 MG> hooked up to Internet six weeks ago, an "unlimited time"
 MG> account.  Oy!).
 ST> I'm addicted to the Internet myself. Sometimes spend 4-5 hours a day
 ST> on there!!
 Same here, and I'm pretty sure that this sort of thing will soon
 be impacting on TV ratings, if it hasn't already.  (Considering
 the slowness of transmission, though, I spend a fair amount of
 that time doing other stuff while things are loading.)
 MG> I've been reading John Wyndham's "The Chrysalids", but that's
 MG> science fiction.
 ST> I think I'm going to read a non-mystery myself next. Need a break...
 The Chrysalids was very impressive, an entire post-atomic tiny
 community created.  (Speaking of which, Patricia C. Wrede, a
 fantasy writer, has a website on fantasy world creation.)  I am
 back now with an M.C. Beaton book "Death of a Charming Man".
 She has done a marvelous job of changing over from Regencies.
 That isn't to belittle her Regencies, but I had begun to feel
 that she was getting tired of doing them after some 150-200
 books.
... You can tune a piano, but you can't tuna fish. -- REO Speedwagon
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