: Having read Grimhaven ... I would have to say Mr. Willeford
was
: somewhat of a disturbed individual. The ending of this work
is one
: of the most ironic things I have ever read.
a hell of a guy. "Chivalrous" is how one described him. He
certainly
didn't go around stealing people's false teeth or killing
people (not
counting the war).
You might be interested in Don Herron's new biography
_Willeford_,
which recently came out from Dennis McMillan. Amazon.com has
a page
on it, so you can get the ISBN, or you can order it right
from
McMillan at 102102.124@compuserve.com. I think my copy's
waiting at
the post office. :)
Bill
--
William Denton | Toronto, Canada | http://www.vex.net/~buff/ | Caveat lector.
"It is better to incur a mild rebuke than to perform an onerous task."
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