top tens: enough teasing

[David Gentle]

> Oops, sorry, I figured, well, a la A la recherche du
> temps perdu, except Beckett's trilogy doesn't have its
> own snappy title, so ... so thanks again, David, now I
> gotta get back to that Warlock blurb ...
>
> --- Ghetta Life <ghetta_outta at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Small clarification:  #32 is part of # 46.  They
> > shouldn't be separate entries.
> >
> > >32 Molloy by Samuel Beckett 10
> >
> > >46 Molloy/Malone/Unnamable by Samuel Beckett 8
In fact, you did select the trilogy (as have several others). Heikki Raudaskoski selected Molloy as
his top novel. Given that it could be argued to be a seperate work (I don't want to waste too much
time arguing about what is and isn't a novel so I'm using a "follow your nose" approach at the
moment) I'll let Heikki decided whether the nomination stays as it is or not.

Thanks
David Gentle