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rara-avis-l@yahoogroups.com, DJ-Anonyme@... wrote:
<<By the way, the reason I stopped in that Borders was
to pick up your Songs of Innocence, which I'll probably start
next week, after finishing Seamus Smyth's Quinn and
re-reading Sallis's Long-Legged Fly, which I picked up to dip
into but found myself reimmersed, what a great book, what a
great series.>>
The Sallis books looked like classics right from the
beginning... they have staying power. His characters (not
just his protagonists) are intrinsically interesting. And his
rhetoric, half Faulkner, half disenchanted professor, is
perfect for the kind of story he writes.
Best,
MrT
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