The Invisible Library

Michael Andre-Driussi · 11 Jun 2001, 20:18 · from urth-v0030.mbox · original

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From: Michael Andre-Driussi <mantis at siriusfiction.com>
Subject: Re: (urth) The Invisible Library
Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2001 20:18:10
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Wonders of Urth and Sky (oh, that doesn't count, does it?)

from BIBLIOMEN:

Arthurs, Kirk Patterson (Ph.D.), MASK AND COIN: GRUB STREET IN THE 30S (198=
6)
" , MAZE OF GREY: JOHN GLASKIN REVISITED (1987)
" , SWEET SWORD, HIGH HEART: LOVE AND WAR IN THE FICTION OF JOHN GLASKIN (1=
990)
" , FICTION IN FANCY DRESS: JOHN GLASKIN ET AL EXPOSED (1996) [p. 9]

Brooks, Robert T., (Spinning Jenny transcription: title unknown), Doubleday
(1982) [p. 19]

French, Bernard A., GREAT LOST ART OF WESTERN EUROPE [p. 58; p. 23; p. 43]
" , PERFECTION UNTO DEATH [p. 44]

Glaskin, John, SIXPENCE FOR BUNS
" , BRIDESHEAD
" , YOU CAN'T GO HOME AT ALL [p. 42]

Jons, John J. (jr.), A GUIDE TO THE PUBLIC TOILETS OF AMERICA (1990) [p. 51]
" , MEDITATION ON THE UTILITARIAN THEORY OF LITERARY MERIT [p. 52]

McRidy, Xavier, THE PAPER NAUTILUS [p. 53]

S. Peety, MR. MILTON IN MEDOC [p. 53]

de Solo y Varios, Juan Gabriel Sabastian, ALLEGIANCE TO LA VILLA REAL DE LA
SANTA FE DE SAN FRANCISCO [p. 53]

Poor, Adam, VOICES VOCABLE (1975) [p. 64]
" , A SALTED MINE (1976) [p. 64]

Rico, Paul, TRAINING THE MIND (1981) [p. 72]

Mirk, Roy C., POULTRY AS SYMBOLISM IN NINETEENTH CENTURY AMERICAN LITERATURE
" , TEA-TIME TALK IN THE NOVELS OF LOUISE MAY ALCOTT
" , WASHING AS A EUPHEMISM IN THE WORKS OF JACK LONDON
" , A POST-MODERNIST CRITIC VIEWS THE ANTEBELLUM MIDDLE WEST [p. 93]

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