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The Purse Maker's Clasp

John Escher

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Description:What on earth can be uglier than a novelist describing his own book?Well, a lot. But the novelist in this situation does himself a disservice, for if the book was written in English, he probably will describe it in English again.The two versions will compete. Hopefully the thing itself will win but this is not a sure bet. Consider much performance art, where description of intent matters more than the afterthought material.THE PURSE MAKER'S CLASP is Volume 2 of THE SPORT, FICTION AND INSANE WAR TRILOGY, and I would not be true to myself if I did not address all three prongs at once.In fact a character in the novel, Andras Molnar, is a tennis pro. And another, the former Mitzi Schnarrs, is a horsewoman. And the protagonist, Carter Neuse, is an oarsman. Tennis, riding and rowing-- all three are sports.The connection with THE LAST WORDS OF RICHARD HOLBROOKE, though less obvious, happens through opposites. The island setting of my novel, Eastport, Maine is nevertheless a remote corner of mainland America.As such, Eastport, where the people are civic-minded, is far from such central topics in the United States as whether to wage insane war in Afghanistan or some other place.Sport, reading and social I recommend them all.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Purse Maker's Clasp. To get started finding The Purse Maker's Clasp, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: What on earth can be uglier than a novelist describing his own book?Well, a lot. But the novelist in this situation does himself a disservice, for if the book was written in English, he probably will describe it in English again.The two versions will compete. Hopefully the thing itself will win but this is not a sure bet. Consider much performance art, where description of intent matters more than the afterthought material.THE PURSE MAKER'S CLASP is Volume 2 of THE SPORT, FICTION AND INSANE WAR TRILOGY, and I would not be true to myself if I did not address all three prongs at once.In fact a character in the novel, Andras Molnar, is a tennis pro. And another, the former Mitzi Schnarrs, is a horsewoman. And the protagonist, Carter Neuse, is an oarsman. Tennis, riding and rowing-- all three are sports.The connection with THE LAST WORDS OF RICHARD HOLBROOKE, though less obvious, happens through opposites. The island setting of my novel, Eastport, Maine is nevertheless a remote corner of mainland America.As such, Eastport, where the people are civic-minded, is far from such central topics in the United States as whether to wage insane war in Afghanistan or some other place.Sport, reading and social I recommend them all.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Purse Maker's Clasp. To get started finding The Purse Maker's Clasp, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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