RE: summer reading

[jhfrazer <jhfrazer@athena.ualr.edu>]

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>	From: 	ilene rubenstein[SMTP:ilene.rubenstein@email.csun.edu]
>	Reply To: 	wcenter@ttacs6.ttu.edu
>	Sent: 	Friday, July 25, 1997 2:31 PM
>	To: 	Kuhne, David; Kivikko, Mary; Marek, Margaret-Rose;
>Sherwood, Steve
>	Subject: 	Re: summer reading
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>	Joan Mullin wrote:
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>	> __Sixteen Pleasures__
>	> 
>	> __Stone Virgin___
>	> 
>	> and if you haven't read __Snow Falling on Cedars__, do read
>it...
>	> and then there are all those wonderful women's
>mysteries--like, Elizabeth
>	> George has a new one out!
>	> 
>	> joan
>	> 
>	> At 11:42 AM 7/25/97 -0500, you wrote:
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>	> >>How about summer reading?  Anyone else hit _The Deep End of
>the Ocean_
>	> >>yet?
>	> >>
>	> >I'm currently stuck on _The Island of the Day Before._
>	> >
>	> >Tracey Johnson
>	> >Tracey J. Johnson
>	> >tjohnso8@wvu.edu
>	> >
>	> >
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>	Just finished the George novel, Joan.  Not bad--and Lynley isn't
>even in
>	this one!
>	-- 
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>	Ilene Rubenstein, Writing Programs Coordinator	
>	CSU Northridge/Learning Resource Center
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>	ilene.rubenstein@csun.edu    
>	http://WWW.CSUN.Edu:80/~hflrc006/ep1.html
>	 I would like to suggest a crime thriller by Clay Reynolds
>(author of The vigil, Rage, and Franklin's Crossing).  His newest is
>Players, published by Carroll and Graf, hardback $24.00
>
>	Dave Kuhne

Therapy. And if you haven't read A Clockwork Orange, try it. Read it 
years ago-re-read it recently. Good stuff.