Comments on: Labyrinths Literal, Psychosexual, and Typographical: House of Leaves Book Review http://semanticdrift.com/books/labyrinths-literal-psychosexual-and-typographical-house-of-leaves-book-review/ Buckling Down, Tightening Up, and Flying Right Mon, 13 Oct 2008 10:03:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: semanticdrifter http://semanticdrift.com/books/labyrinths-literal-psychosexual-and-typographical-house-of-leaves-book-review/#comment-723 semanticdrifter Sat, 01 Mar 2008 22:57:03 +0000 http://semanticdrift.com/books/labyrinths-literal-psychosexual-and-typographical-house-of-leaves-book-review/#comment-723 Ersatz, huh? I like it, but prefer "erstwhile" myself. On the strength of your recommendation, IT HAPPENED IN BOSTON? (question mark included) is on my <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/197QQACTTK05L/ref=reg_hu-wl_goto-registry?ie=UTF8&sort=date-added" rel="nofollow">Amazon wishlist</a>, and has rocketed to the top. Unfortunately it will have to languish there until Spring Break along with everything else that doesn't involve diversity jurisdiction or the parol evidence rule. Ersatz, huh? I like it, but prefer “erstwhile” myself. On the strength of your recommendation, IT HAPPENED IN BOSTON? (question mark included) is on my Amazon wishlist, and has rocketed to the top. Unfortunately it will have to languish there until Spring Break along with everything else that doesn’t involve diversity jurisdiction or the parol evidence rule.

]]> By: Angela http://semanticdrift.com/books/labyrinths-literal-psychosexual-and-typographical-house-of-leaves-book-review/#comment-716 Angela Mon, 25 Feb 2008 22:23:43 +0000 http://semanticdrift.com/books/labyrinths-literal-psychosexual-and-typographical-house-of-leaves-book-review/#comment-716 Mark spent ten years writing this book, and when he was done, he secured an agent named Warren Frazier. Warren is also my agent for my novel which I probably should have put 10 years into, and Warren uses words like "ersatz" in every conversation I have with him, which is pretty much never. May I suggest immediately buying and enjoying Russell Greenan's IT HAPPENED IN BOSTON? (question mark included)? Mark spent ten years writing this book, and when he was done, he secured an agent named Warren Frazier. Warren is also my agent for my novel which I probably should have put 10 years into, and Warren uses words like “ersatz” in every conversation I have with him, which is pretty much never.

May I suggest immediately buying and enjoying Russell Greenan’s IT HAPPENED IN BOSTON? (question mark included)?

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