Number 1!

[Henry Musikar]

Could it be that aside from being a college town, Boston doesn't read 
much? <grin>

On 13 May 97 at 0:10, Linda Highland <lrgh at webtv.net> wrote:

> The Boston Globe (probably today's , not sure as I ripped the chart
> out of a friend's copy ) has Mason & Dixon as NUMBER ONE on the
> fiction chart  (nonfiction is Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt--fair
> to assume fiction is the bigger seller?)  Is this a national first? 
> Not bad for a city with only two acknowledged Pynchon-l members (or
> are the rest of you showing proper Boston Reticense?)  This is the
> Local estselers charts, compiled from the Brookline Booksmith,
> Harvards Bookstore, Royal Discount, Rizzoli. Waterstones, and a
> couple others (yes, B&N)
> 

AsB4,
Henry Musikar

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