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Originally posted by Salamander:
Any opposing views to that out there?

He's an Independent (or possibly an independent).


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Per the "Coda" reference and RB's own perspectives:
http://www.rjgeib.com/thoughts/451/451.html

Doug, "independent" is a good word!
 
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Wow. When did this come out? Absolutely top-notch! And something that should be read by Jr. High and High School students. (there are a couple of typos that need attention, though)
 
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BII, "Coda" was originally an afterword to a 1979-ish re-issue of F451. It's appeared in various places since then as a standalone essay. I'm pretty sure it's in Zen and the Art of Writing or one of those other essay collections.


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BrII, this is in the copies we use in class:
http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/images/n29/n146629.jpg

When we are crossing the river with GM, the reading of the Coda is done specifically and discussed. Compositions students did with finals on F451 were handed back today. Result: very pleasing!

(I, too, notice that site's typos, SD!)
 
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Another update. Please drop by - click link below!


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Summers are very useful for catching up on stuff. Such as updating my website! Click on the link below for the latest updates, including a revision to my "short story finder" and new pages about MATCH TO FLAME and other books.


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Superlative work on your site, Phil. I'm impressed!

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So am I! There's more on its way. More extensive reviews of the Alfred Hitchcock episodes, better coverage of last year's short film version of The Small Assassin, a page on Somewhere a Band is Playing. That's if I can fit it all into my remaining week's holiday. Watch this space.


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Updated again - this time with info on The Small Assassin. Click on the link below!


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And another update: this time I have a review of The Halloween Tree (audio production); further detail on the Scottish production of SWTWC; and more.

Click the link below!


- Phil

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The Scottish National Theatre/Catherine Wheels stage production of Something Wicked This Way Comes previews in Glasgow tonight.

Now's your chance to see Scotland!


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Och aye the noo!


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Pray translate - I don't speak a word of Scottish!


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Me either!


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