At 11:55 AM 21/03/2007, you wrote:
>The R-A archives really are a treasure and I hope I'm
not the only one
>who visits them whenever I learn of a new author I
might enjoy. When
>looking for nuggets I might use to encourage Kerry to
read the Lew
>Griffin series from front to back as soon as
possible, I found a notice
>of Miker bringing up postmodernism in relation to the
series.
>
><
http://www.miskatonic.org/rara-avis/archives/200402/0044.html>
http://www.miskatonic.org/rara-avis/archives/200402/0044.html
>
>My perhaps faulty impression of many books that are
described as
>postmodern is that they are distant, cold affairs
that can be
>appreciated for their technical achievments, but for
little else. That
>could not be further from the truth when it comes to
the Lew Griffin
>series.
Thanks for this. I've printed out a bibliography. And my
apologies to Miker, for it seems (after reading an earlier
black-kettle submission in the archive thread) I have indeed
misinterpreted your take on at least this particular
postmodernist. I've printed out a bibliography and look
forward to digging into the Griffin series to start. Only
other thing I can say is, "Man, was that three years ago?"
What happens when you're having fun, eh?
Best, Kerry
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