Re: The Original Walter Clark Book

["Willem-Jan Markerink" <w.j.markerink@xxxxx>]

On 16 Oct 96 at 20:55, TAMMY L. SULLIVAN wrote:

> Willem,
> 
> You got the book today !!!     GREAT !!!  That was fast.  By the way, for
> anyone interested this is the ORIGINAL hardbound book.   ;) 

What? Was there a paperback too?!?....8-))
Gawd, imagine how hard to copy *that* would have been!....;-))
 
> How do you like it?  Is it of any use? <gg>

I like it. I will stuff it in my shelf and let noone have a copy. NOT.
 
> For those that I promised copies ... I think it was like 5 or 6 people that
> emailed me directly - well I already mailed your copies.  Any new requests from
> this moments on will not be honoured.  I do not want the responsibility ... if
> someone else wants to volunteer ... then so be it <s>.

That's a pity, since I don't have access to a fast spitting copier 
for free....;-))
It will come down to $15 for the 240 A4 copies, not sure yet what P&P 
will be. Sorry to double it, Tammy really spoiled the market by 
having access to a free copier....<grin>

 
> Let's get on with it and discuss this crazy book!  Willem, have you read the
> whole thing yet!?

Oeff....I have only started and peaked a little. 
The most amazing about it is the almost acribic bibliography; every 
chapter is followed by at least two pages of references!
Other interesting stuff: the print plates of the first edition were 
destroyed during WWII air raids in London.
(If anyone ever sees this 1936 edition by the same author, I take the 
burden of photo copies once again....;-))


Willem (love to live dangerously and sane) Jan

 
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