Re: RARA-AVIS: Nominations

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> > How did Jay Gatsby qualify?
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> > Jack Bludis

and terrill wrote:
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> POSSIBLE SPOILERS for THE GREAT GATSBY
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> I'd say anyone who grew up poor, fought in W.W.I, killed a couple of guys
> (maybe), became a notorious bootlegger and gangster to get close to a dame
he
> was blood simple for (etc)> (a fine, fascinating summary)

all i can say is, next time i see this (very common) book (most likely for 50 cents) i am going to buy it and read it immediately. thanks terrill!!

-kev smith --

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