M&D (sorta general spoilers, nothing specific)

[still lookin 4 the face i had b4 the world was made]

On Mon, 5 May 1997, Steven L. Bender wrote:

> am currently at page 200 of m&d, enjoying it immensely (the hubris of
> those who say it needs editing!). 

Indeed!  I think the book moves extremely quickly.  In fact I'm constantly
amazed how smoothly TRP segues from one scene to another.  He gets the
"frame" of Revd. Cherrycoke's narration set up very quickly at the start.
And thenceforth, while Our Heroes spend greater or lesser amounts of time at
various locales, the pace of the story (IMO) never flags.

Max
currently trying to visualize the whole Tangent Line problem in his head

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