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Date Posted: 20:33:42 06/11/01 Mon
Author: si
Subject: technically speaking, authors rather than their individual books win the nobel... i seem to recall quite liking it, but finding it a bit heavy going in places... i preferred 'the flounder', which i think at one point was in the school library. probably still is now, unless i accidentally stole it. i shall prepare a new quote...
In reply to: tim 's message, "It is indeed! good call! I loved that book, but it is a bit of a hard one to guess as its originally german... but it did win the nobel prize! Did you like it... if you remember?" on 19:48:00 06/08/01 Fri


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