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To: Tom Clarke who wrote (64980)	12/3/1999 8:06:00 PM
From: coug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108807

Charley, Those cold techno-warriors starting with McNamara onto to Cohen make me shiver..too Re Fussell: Along the lines of Abbey but coming from a different direction.. From a Salon review.. salon1999.com ""the great thing about Paul Fussell -- besides his lean, witty, no-nonsense prose -- has always been his knack for pissing people off. His contrarian streak is a mile wide, and in books like "Class," "Thank God for the Atom Bomb," and "The Anti-Egotist" (his slim biography of Kingsley Amis), he can be counted upon to blast cant, pretense and sloppy thinking wherever he finds them. Even better, his elegiac literary sensibility -- most fully on display in his classic "The Great War and Modern Memory" -- prevents him from sounding like a mere attack dog. He's more than just one of our most reliable and engaging social critics -- he's a national treasure. " I think you will find him entertaining and thought-provoking.. c