{ "export": { "source": "https://urth.darkrealm.vip/thread/urth/2835", "note": "Exported from an unofficial mirror of a public mailing list. Copyright in each message remains with the person who wrote it. Email addresses are obscured as `user at host`, the form the original archive published. This file was rebuilt from parsed fields rather than retained headers, so it is faithful in content but not byte-exact.", "addresses": "obscured as 'user at host'" }, "archive": "urth", "thread": { "id": 2835, "subject": "Invisible Library", "messages": 9, "voices": 5, "first": "2001-10-15T12:58:22+00:00", "last": "2001-10-25T12:38:09+00:00" }, "messages": [ { "message_id": "", "from": { "name": "Jerry Friedman", "address": "jerry_friedman at yahoo.com" }, "date": "2001-10-15T12:58:22+00:00", "subject": "(urth) Invisible Library", "in_reply_to": null, "reply_link": null, "blocks": [ { "kind": "text", "depth": 0, "text": "Hi, everyone! I've been on the Whorl List for a while, but I subscribed\nto this one to see what I've been missing and to mention the Invisible\nLibrary site , a catalog\nof fictitious books. I think a lot of readers of this list will enjoy\nbrowsing the catalog. But although there's a lot of sf, there's nothing\nbetween Wodehouse and Woolf! So what books exist only in Wolfe's fiction?\n\nI'll start, in the Library's format:\n\nTitle: The Book of the New Sun\nPseudo-Author: unknown\nPseudo-Title: The Wonders of Urth and Sky\nComments: A compilation of ancient stories\n\nTitle: The Book of the Long Sun, The Book of the Short Sun\nPseudo-Author: unknown (or is somebody mentioned?)\nPseudo-Title: The Chrasmological Writings\nComments: The scriptures of a religion\n\nThere must be more than this. The librarian,Brian Quinette, asks for\nsuggestions, so when this thread winds up I'll e-mail him at\n." }, { "kind": "sig", "depth": 0, "text": "Jerry Friedman" } ] }, { "message_id": "", "from": { "name": "Adam Stephanides", "address": "adamsteph at earthlink.net" }, "date": "2001-10-15T19:19:40+00:00", "subject": "Re: (urth) Invisible Library", "in_reply_to": "", "reply_link": "subject", "blocks": [ { "kind": "quote", "depth": 1, "text": "on 10/15/01 2:58 PM, Jerry Friedman at jerry_friedman at yahoo.com wrote:\nHi, everyone! I've been on the Whorl List for a while, but I subscribed\nto this one to see what I've been missing and to mention the Invisible\nLibrary site , a catalog\nof fictitious books. I think a lot of readers of this list will enjoy\nbrowsing the catalog. But although there's a lot of sf, there's nothing\nbetween Wodehouse and Woolf! So what books exist only in Wolfe's fiction?" }, { "kind": "text", "depth": 0, "text": "I actually brought this up a few months ago; the thread should be in the\nmost recent volume of the archives, if you can downloaded it. I offered to\ncollect suggestions and send them in, but things came up and I never got\naround to it: my bad.\n\n--Adam" } ] }, { "message_id": "", "from": { "name": "Hubert", "address": "hubert at ntlworld.com" }, "date": "2001-10-18T08:35:56+00:00", "subject": "Re: (urth) Invisible Library", "in_reply_to": "", "reply_link": "subject", "blocks": [ { "kind": "text", "depth": 0, "text": "And remember it 'leans against a folio in green cloth'\n\nTitle: The book of the New Sun\nPseudo-Author: Blaithmaic (or is that just part of the title?)\nPseudo-Title: Lives of the Seventeen Megatherians\nComments: it's a folio in green cloth\n\nn.b. isn't it strange that Wolfe likes using the number Seventeen so often?\n\nAnd for the Wonders of Urth and Sky's comments you could put what it says on\nin the subtitle, \"a Collection from Printed Sources of Universal Secrets of\nSuch Age That Their Meaning Has Become Obscured of Time\".\n\n-rusty\n----- Original Message -----" }, { "kind": "quote", "depth": 1, "text": "From: Jerry Friedman \nTo: \nSent: Monday, October 15, 2001 8:58 PM\nSubject: (urth) Invisible Library\nHi, everyone! I've been on the Whorl List for a while, but I subscribed\nto this one to see what I've been missing and to mention the Invisible\nLibrary site , a catalog\nof fictitious books. I think a lot of readers of this list will enjoy\nbrowsing the catalog. But although there's a lot of sf, there's nothing\nbetween Wodehouse and Woolf! So what books exist only in Wolfe's fiction?\n\nI'll start, in the Library's format:\n\nTitle: The Book of the New Sun\nPseudo-Author: unknown\nPseudo-Title: The Wonders of Urth and Sky\nComments: A compilation of ancient stories\n\nTitle: The Book of the Long Sun, The Book of the Short Sun\nPseudo-Author: unknown (or is somebody mentioned?)\nPseudo-Title: The Chrasmological Writings\nComments: The scriptures of a religion\n\nThere must be more than this. The librarian,Brian Quinette, asks for\nsuggestions, so when this thread winds up I'll e-mail him at\n.\n\n--\nJerry Friedman\n\n__________________________________________________\nDo You Yahoo!?\nMake a great connection at Yahoo! Personals.\nhttp://personals.yahoo.com" }, { "kind": "text", "depth": 0, "text": "works" } ] }, { "message_id": "", "from": { "name": "Michael Andre-Driussi", "address": "mantis at siriusfiction.com" }, "date": "2001-10-18T09:04:07+00:00", "subject": "Re: (urth) Invisible Library", "in_reply_to": "", "reply_link": "subject", "blocks": [ { "kind": "text", "depth": 0, "text": "Title: The Book of the New Sun, The Urth of the New Sun\nPseudo-Author: Canog\nPseudo-Title: The Book of the New Sun\nComments: Stories told by the Conciliator to his followers: the scripture\nof a religion. Green binding." }, { "kind": "quote", "depth": 2, "text": "Title: The Book of the New Sun\nPseudo-Author: unknown\nPseudo-Title: The Wonders of Urth and Sky\nComments: A compilation of ancient stories" }, { "kind": "text", "depth": 0, "text": "Add to comments: \"brown binding\"\n\nTitle: \"Useful Phrases\" (short story in Strange Travelers)\nPseudo-Author: unknown\nPseudo-Title: Tohish Ablar Sens-Orriyya Ert (\"Useful Phrases for Piteous\nVisitors to Earth\")\nComments: A phrase book for travelers, written in the alien language Tcove'.\n\nTitle: Kirk Patterson Arthurs, Ph.D. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Kirk Patterson Arthurs\nPseudo-Title: Mask and Coin: Grub Street in the 30s (1986)\nComments: Author's first book, a critical reevaluation of depression-era\nwriters in London.\n\nTitle: Kirk Patterson Arthurs, Ph.D. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Kirk Patterson Arthurs\nPseudo-Title: Maze of Gray: John Glaskin Revisited (1988)\nComments: Lit-crit championing of an obscure British novelist.\n\nTitle: Kirk Patterson Arthurs, Ph.D. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Kirk Patterson Arthurs\nPseudo-Title: Sweet Sword, High Heart: Love and War in the Fiction of John\nGlaskin (1990)\nComments: Lit-crit championing of an obscure British novelist.\n\nTitle: John Glaskin (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: John Glaskin\nPseudo-Title: Sixpence for Buns\nComments:\n\nTitle: John Glaskin (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: John Glaskin\nPseudo-Title: Brideshead\nComments:\n\nTitle: John Glaskin (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: John Glaskin\nPseudo-Title: You Can't Go Home at All\nComments:\n\n\nTitle: Kirk Patterson Arthurs, Ph.D. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Kirk Patterson Arthurs\nPseudo-Title: Fiction in Fancy Dress: John Glaskin et al Exposed (1996)\nComments: Glaskin a fiction.\n\nTitle: John J. Jons, Jr. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: John J. Jons, Jr.\nPseudo-Title: A Guide to the Public Toilets of America (aka \"Jon's Guide\")\nComments:\n\nTitle: John J. Jons, Jr. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: John J. Jons, Jr.\nPseudo-Title: Meditation on the Utilitarian Theory of Literary Merit\nComments:\n\nTitle: Bernard A. French, Kopman Goldfleas, and Lieutenant James Ryan\nO'Murphy, NYPD (three in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Bernard French (ed.)\nPseudo-Title: Great Lost Art of Western Europe\nComments: Dinosaur folio (page 6 by 9 feet)\n\nTitle: Xavier McRidy (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Xavier McRidy\nPseudo-Title: The Paper Nautilus (1969)\nComments: A controversial and unfinished novel concerning P. Derek\nBrewster-Higgenbothem, a reviewer for the overseas edition of the London\nTimes, who is simultaneously reading and reviewing Mr. Milton in Medoc.\n\nTitle: Xavier McRidy (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: S. Peety\nPseudo-Title: Mr. Milton in Medoc\nComments: A novel in which a man who falsely believes himself descended\nfrom the author of Paradise Lost retires to the South of France to write a\ncritical dissertation on Allegiance to La Villa Real de la Santa Fe de San\nFrancisco\n\nTitle: Xavier McRidy (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Juan Gabriel Sabastian de Solo y Varios\nPseudo-Title: Allegiance to La Villa Real de la Santa Fe de San Francisco\nComments: A novel in which an Argentine author attempts to persuade a\nreluctant publisher in Buenos Aires to produce a Spanish translation of The\nPaper Nautilus.\n\nTitle: Adam (?) Poor (?) (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Adam Poor\nPseudo-Title: Voices Vocable (1975)\nComments: A novel of seven characters in the darkness of a tunnel between\nSark and Bournemouth.\n\nTitle: Adam (?) Poor (?) (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Adam Poor\nPseudo-Title: A Salted Mine (1976)\nComments: A detective novel.\n\n\n=mantis=\n\n\nSirius Fiction\nHas Moved To\nhttp://www.siriusfiction.com/" } ] }, { "message_id": "", "from": { "name": "Jerry Friedman", "address": "jerry_friedman at yahoo.com" }, "date": "2001-10-19T10:10:22+00:00", "subject": "Re: (urth) Invisible Library", "in_reply_to": "", "reply_link": "subject", "blocks": [ { "kind": "quote", "depth": 1, "text": "--- Adam Stephanides wrote:\non 10/15/01 2:58 PM, Jerry Friedman at jerry_friedman at yahoo.com wrote:" }, { "kind": "quote", "depth": 2, "text": "Hi, everyone! I've been on the Whorl List for a while, but I\nsubscribed\nto this one to see what I've been missing and to mention the Invisible\nLibrary site , a\ncatalog\nof fictitious books. I think a lot of readers of this list will enjoy\nbrowsing the catalog. But although there's a lot of sf, there's\nnothing\nbetween Wodehouse and Woolf! So what books exist only in Wolfe's\nfiction?" }, { "kind": "quote", "depth": 1, "text": "I actually brought this up a few months ago; the thread should be in the\nmost recent volume of the archives, if you can downloaded it. I offered\nto\ncollect suggestions and send them in, but things came up and I never got\naround to it: my bad." }, { "kind": "text", "depth": 0, "text": "Thanks, and thanks to the others who responded. The archives are a real\npain to use, aren't they? Probably unavoidable. I still should have\nchecked them before asking. So I'll try to compile the answers and send\nthem to the Invisible Librarian (who must really impress the shopkeepers\nduring the annual procession). Real Soon Now." }, { "kind": "sig", "depth": 0, "text": "Jerry Friedman" } ] }, { "message_id": "", "from": { "name": "Adam Stephanides", "address": "adamsteph at earthlink.net" }, "date": "2001-10-19T23:07:10+00:00", "subject": "(urth) Re: Invisible Library", "in_reply_to": "", "reply_link": "subject", "blocks": [ { "kind": "text", "depth": 0, "text": "The first time this subject came up, mantis contributed a list of the\n\"books\" in BIBLIOMEN which included seven books not on his more recent list:\n\nBrooks, Robert T., (Spinning Jenny transcription: title unknown), Doubleday\n(1982) [p. 19]\n\nFrench, Bernard A., PERFECTION UNTO DEATH [p. 44]\n\nRico, Paul, TRAINING THE MIND (1981) [p. 72]\n\nMirk, Roy C., POULTRY AS SYMBOLISM IN NINETEENTH CENTURY AMERICAN LITERATURE\n\" , TEA-TIME TALK IN THE NOVELS OF LOUISE MAY ALCOTT\n\" , WASHING AS A EUPHEMISM IN THE WORKS OF JACK LONDON\n\" , A POST-MODERNIST CRITIC VIEWS THE ANTEBELLUM MIDDLE WEST [p. 93]\n\nI can't find my copy of BIBLIOMEN, so I don't know if there's a reason for\nhis omitting these this time.\n\n\n\nI do have the following to contribute, though:\n\n\"From the Desk of Gilmer C. Merton\" by Gene Wolfe (in STOREYS\nFROM THE OLD HOTEL).\n\nSTAR SHUTTLE by Gilray Gunn (Gilmer C. Merton)\nCOME, DARK LUST! by Wolf Moon\nTHE SHRIEKING IN THE NURSERY by Wolf Moon\n\n--Adam" } ] }, { "message_id": "", "from": { "name": "Roy C. Lackey", "address": "rclackey at stic.net" }, "date": "2001-10-20T00:27:11+00:00", "subject": "(urth) Re: Invisible Library", "in_reply_to": "", "reply_link": "subject", "blocks": [ { "kind": "text", "depth": 0, "text": "I hope I don't get bit again, but I don't *think* these are \"real\" books.\nAnd I suspect that there are quite a few more candidates in Wolfe's fiction.\n\nFrom TIODDAOSAOS:\n\nIn \"The Doctor of Death Island\" (p. 253) is THE DEATH OF LOVE by Kinglake,\napparently a book about psychology.\n\nIn \"Seven American Nights\" (p. 383) is MYSTERY BEYOND THE SUN'S SETTING by\nOsman Aga, some sort of popular account of travels within the ruined\ninterior of America.\n\n-Roy" } ] }, { "message_id": "", "from": { "name": "Michael Andre-Driussi", "address": "mantis at siriusfiction.com" }, "date": "2001-10-20T11:39:21+00:00", "subject": "Re: (urth) Re: Invisible Library", "in_reply_to": "", "reply_link": "subject", "blocks": [ { "kind": "quote", "depth": 1, "text": "Adam Stephanides wrote:\nThe first time this subject came up, mantis contributed a list of the\n\"books\" in BIBLIOMEN which included seven books not on his more recent list:" }, { "kind": "text", "depth": 0, "text": "[snip]" }, { "kind": "quote", "depth": 1, "text": "I can't find my copy of BIBLIOMEN, so I don't know if there's a reason for\nhis omitting these this time." }, { "kind": "text", "depth": 0, "text": "I just ran out of steam retyping them from scratch! (Especially fatiguing\nsince BIBLIOMEN doesn't exactly lie flat.)\n\nGlad to see that someone is digging out what we done before--I only\nremember it in rough outline.\n\n=mantis=\n\n\nSirius Fiction\nHas Moved To\nhttp://www.siriusfiction.com/" } ] }, { "message_id": "", "from": { "name": "Jerry Friedman", "address": "jerry_friedman at yahoo.com" }, "date": "2001-10-25T12:38:09+00:00", "subject": "Re: (urth) Re: Invisible Library", "in_reply_to": "", "reply_link": "subject", "blocks": [ { "kind": "text", "depth": 0, "text": "Okay, at the risk of cluttering up the list with material that's already\nbeen posted, here's what I've got. Any other names for Blaine, the forger\nof _The Lusty Lawyer_, and Kinglake, the author of _The Death of Love_? \nIs that really an apostrophe in Tcove', or an accent? And is there\nanything relevant in \"Parkroads: a Review\"?\n\nYou'll notice I've added Scleroderma's ms. I've also made obvious guesses\nat which pieces in _Bibliomen_ some of the fictitious books are mentioned\nin, with help from the ISFDB.\n\nAny comments, additions, or corrections?\n\nContributors: Michael Andre-Driussi, Roy Lackey, Adam Stephanides, Michael\nStraight, and your servant. I hope I didn't miss anyone!\n\nAuthor: Gene Wolfe\nTitle: Peace\nPseudo-Author: Louis Gold\nPseudo-Title: THE BOOK THAT BINDS THE DEAD (or THE BOOK OF THE NAMES OF\nTHE DEAD, or THE BOOK OF THE NAMES OF DEATH or THE NECRONOMICON)\nComments: A spurious Lovecraftian NECRONOMICON by a character in PEACE\n\nTitle: Peace\nPseudo-Author: Blaine?\nPsuedo-Title: The Lusty Lawyer\nComments: Another forgery, this time of a book announced but never\npublished by the real-life author Amanda Ros (fl. c. 1900), notorious for\nher painfully purple prose\n\nTitle: Seven American Nights (short story in The Island of Doctor Death\nand Other Stories and Other Stories)\nPseudo-Author: Osman Aga\nPseudo-Title: MYSTERY BEYOND THE SUN'S SETTING\nComments: some sort of popular account of travels within the ruined\ninterior of America\n\nTitle: The Doctor of Death Island (in The Island of Doctor Death and Other\nStories and Other Stories)\nPseudo-Author: Kinglake\nPsuedo-Title: THE DEATH OF LOVE\nComments: Apparently about psychology\n\nTitle: From the Desk of Gilmer C. Merton (in STOREYS FROM THE OLD HOTEL).\nPseudo-Author: Gilray Gunn (Gilmer C. Merton)\nPseudo-Title: STAR SHUTTLE\n\nTitle: From the Desk of Gilmer C. Merton\nPseudo-Author: Wolf Moon\nPseudo-Title: COME, DARK LUST!\n\nTitle: From the Desk of Gilmer C. Merton\nPseudo-Author: Wolf Moon\nPseudo-Title: THE SHRIEKING IN THE NURSERY\n\nTitle: \"Useful Phrases\" (in Strange Travelers)\nPseudo-Author: unknown\nPseudo-Title: Tohish Ablar Sens-Orriyya Ert (\"Useful Phrases for \nPiteous Visitors to Earth\")\nComments: A phrase book for travelers, written in the alien language\nTcove'.\n\nAuthor: Gene Wolfe\nTitle: The Book of the New Sun\nPseudo-Author: unknown\nPseudo-Title: The Book of the Wonders of Urth and Sky; Being a Collection\nfrom Printed Sources of Universal Secrets of Such Age That Their Meaning\nHas Become Obscured of Time\nComments: has a brown leather binding\n\nTitle: The Book of the New Sun\nPseudo-Author: Blaithmaic\nPseudo-Title: Lives of the Seventeen Megatherians\nComments: a folio in green cloth\n\nTitle: The Book of the New Sun\nPseudo-Author: unknown\nPseudo-Title: The Book of Gold\nComments: That beautiful book that captivates children destined to join\nthe librarians' guild--a different book for each child [I'll let you\ndecide whether to include this book]\n\nTitle: The Book of the New Sun, The Urth of the New Sun\nPseudo-Author: Canog\nPseudo-Title: The Book of the New Sun\nComments: Stories told by the Conciliator to his followers: the \nscripture of a religion. Green binding.\n\nTitle: The Book of the Long Sun\nPseudo-Author: unknown\nPseudo-Title: The Chrasmological Writings\nComments: The scriptures of a religion\n\nTitle: The Book of the Long Sun\nPseudo-Author: Scleroderma\nPseudo-Title: unknown\nComments: a manuscript on history that the author witnessed\n\nTitle: Kirk Patterson Arthurs, Ph.D. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Kirk Patterson Arthurs\nPseudo-Title: Mask and Coin: Grub Street in the 30s\nComments: The author's first book, a critical reevaluation of\ndepression-era writers in London (1986).\n\nTitle: Kirk Patterson Arthurs, Ph.D. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Kirk Patterson Arthurs\nPseudo-Title: Maze of Gray: John Glaskin Revisited\nComments: Lit-crit championing of an obscure British novelist (1988).\n\nTitle: Kirk Patterson Arthurs, Ph.D. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Kirk Patterson Arthurs\nPseudo-Title: Sweet Sword, High Heart: Love and War in the Fiction of \nJohn Glaskin\nComments: Lit-crit championing of an obscure British novelist (1990).\n\nTitle: John Glaskin (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: John Glaskin\nPseudo-Title: Sixpence for Buns\nComments:\n\nTitle: John Glaskin (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: John Glaskin\nPseudo-Title: Brideshead\nComments:\n\nTitle: John Glaskin (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: John Glaskin\nPseudo-Title: You Can't Go Home at All\nComments:\n\nTitle: Kirk Patterson Arthurs, Ph.D. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Kirk Patterson Arthurs\nPseudo-Title: Fiction in Fancy Dress: John Glaskin et al Exposed (1996)\nComments: Glaskin a fiction.\n\nTitle: John J. Jons, Jr. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: John J. Jons, Jr.\nPseudo-Title: A Guide to the Public Toilets of America (aka \"Jon's \nGuide\")\nComments:\n\nTitle: John J. Jons, Jr. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: John J. Jons, Jr.\nPseudo-Title: Meditation on the Utilitarian Theory of Literary Merit\nComments:\n\nTitle: Bernard A. French, Kopman Goldfleas, and Lieutenant James Ryan\nO'Murphy, NYPD (three in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Bernard French (ed.)\nPseudo-Title: Great Lost Art of Western Europe\nComments: Dinosaur folio (page 6 by 9 feet)\n\nTitle: Xavier McRidy (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Xavier McRidy\nPseudo-Title: The Paper Nautilus (1969)\nComments: A controversial and unfinished novel concerning P. Derek\nBrewster-Higgenbothem, a reviewer for the overseas edition of the \nLondon Times, who is simultaneously reading and reviewing Mr. Milton in\nMedoc.\n\nTitle: Xavier McRidy (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: S. Peety\nPseudo-Title: Mr. Milton in Medoc\nComments: A novel in which a man who falsely believes himself descended\nfrom the author of Paradise Lost retires to the South of France to write a\ncritical dissertation on Allegiance to La Villa Real de la Santa Fe de San\nFrancisco\n\nTitle: Xavier McRidy (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Juan Gabriel Sabastian de Solo y Varios\nPseudo-Title: Allegiance to La Villa Real de la Santa Fe de San \nFrancisco\nComments: A novel in which an Argentine author attempts to persuade a\nreluctant publisher in Buenos Aires to produce a Spanish translation of \nThe Paper Nautilus.\n\nTitle: Adam (?) Poor (?) (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Adam Poor\nPseudo-Title: Voices Vocable\nComments: A novel of seven characters in the darkness of a tunnel between\nSark and Bournemouth (1975).\n\nTitle: Adam (?) Poor (?) (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Adam Poor\nPseudo-Title: A Salted Mine\nComments: A detective novel (1976).\n\nTitle: Gertrude S. \"Spinning Jenny\" Deplatta (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Brooks, Robert T.\nPseudo-Title: Unknown\nComments: Spinning Jenny transcription, Doubleday (1982)\n\nTitle: Bernard A. French (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: French, Bernard A.\nPseudo-Title: PERFECTION UNTO DEATH\n\nTitle: Paul Rico (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Rico, Paul\nPseudo-Title: TRAINING THE MIND\nComments: 1981\n\nTitle: Captain Roy C. Mirk, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Mirk, Roy C.\nPseudo-Title: POULTRY AS SYMBOLISM IN NINETEENTH CENTURY AMERICAN\nLITERATURE\n\nTitle: Captain Roy C. Mirk, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Mirk, Roy C.\nPseudo-Title: TEA-TIME TALK IN THE NOVELS OF LOUISE MAY ALCOTT\n\nTitle: Captain Roy C. Mirk, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Mirk, Roy C.\nPseudo-Title: WASHING AS A EUPHEMISM IN THE WORKS OF JACK LONDON\n\nTitle: Captain Roy C. Mirk, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. (in Bibliomen)\nPseudo-Author: Mirk, Roy C.\nPseudo-Title: A POST-MODERNIST CRITIC VIEWS THE ANTEBELLUM MIDDLE WEST" }, { "kind": "sig", "depth": 0, "text": "Jerry Friedman" } ] } ] }