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**wheettebott** · 09-14-2009, 10:20 PM

Uh, sorry?

Although my reviews are all first draft and I write them in one sitting, I DO need to sit down and concentrate a lot. As to the Mann, the discussion took place in a realm that I did not want to participate in, methodologically, since Syb used the biography as a central source and it was a weirdly biased bio, too, and since I finished my M.A. at the time I did not have the energy to take part in what could have turned out to be a tedious methodological discussion with Syb so I kinda tuned it out. Sorry. But you folks got along very well, no?

In General, when I write more, it#s when I write these kinds of rants. The Fictional Woods -> Harold Bloom

I'm sure there are quite a few around this board, as well.

As to the book, I really really enjoyed it every bit of the way. The first two thirds I was enticed by the hints as to things like repressed sexualities etc, with every other line of dialogue charged with innuendos and stuff, so that really drew me in.

09-14-2009, 10:20 PM	#6
wheettebott Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 390 Senior Member	Uh, sorry? Although my reviews are all first draft and I write them in one sitting, I DO need to sit down and concentrate a lot. As to the Mann, the discussion took place in a realm that I did not want to participate in, methodologically, since Syb used the biography as a central source and it was a weirdly biased bio, too, and since I finished my M.A. at the time I did not have the energy to take part in what could have turned out to be a tedious methodological discussion with Syb so I kinda tuned it out. Sorry. But you folks got along very well, no? In General, when I write more, it#s when I write these kinds of rants. The Fictional Woods -> Harold Bloom I'm sure there are quite a few around this board, as well. As to the book, I really really enjoyed it every bit of the way. The first two thirds I was enticed by the hints as to things like repressed sexualities etc, with every other line of dialogue charged with innuendos and stuff, so that really drew me in.
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