Vicki--I'm a bit off this topic, though the UN of the subject
line reminds me of this--I've put your Miami Purity on one of
those Amazon listmania things (don't know the URL, but it
must be findable IF you're interested). Rob
---
vhend1234@aol.com wrote:
> Why does everyone always want to guess who
the
> murderer is? I've never
> understood the fun in that. Do people read only
to
> see if they can be right and pat
> themselves on the back? Surprise endings
generally
> ruin most novels and
> stories, in my opinion. The writer is so
concerned
> with plotting, in order to make
> his ending work, that he skimps on
character
> development and human psychology
> and emotion, what literature is all about,
as
> opposed to a cheap thrill that
> you can't enjoy a second time because you know
the
> ending.
> Vicki
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have
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> removed]
>
>
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