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A CENTURY OF LIONS/THE 20TH CENTURY TOP 100

An SI Board Since October 1999

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Emcee: Neocon	Type: Unmoderated

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1596	Cinema and stills are two different things. But even if I take photography more	Neocon	-	11/14/1999
1595	Ah, I am looking in before turning in.....I saw "The Messenger: the Story	Neocon	-	11/14/1999
1594	Isaac Asimov belongs on the list! How many scientists do you figure were influe	greenspirit	-	11/13/1999
1593	Edwarda, I personally think P.G. would feel uncomfortable up there on the podiu	jbe	-	11/13/1999
1592	Sounds like Proust to me...Lawrence Durrell also used the technique effectively	jbe	-	11/13/1999
1591	Sure... It was about Milan Kundera and the literary device of telling the same	SwampDogg	-	11/13/1999
1590	Damn, it's been a hell of a day and my mind is a fried egg. Please remind	Edwarda	-	11/13/1999
1589	I was wondering about that...Do you know of other earlier examples in which tha	SwampDogg	-	11/13/1999
1588	Hi, fuddle! Although the technique had been used before, I agree that Kundera	Edwarda	-	11/13/1999
1587	As far as style goes I think that Milan Kundera has to be considered. His metho	SwampDogg	-	11/13/1999
1586	I'm tossing in a vote for P. G. Wodehouse whose light subject matter and ch	Edwarda	-	11/13/1999
1585	Good morning, Edwarda. Yes I am. I revel in morning coffee because I know it	Tom Clarke	-	11/13/1999
1584	Re: Mayne Reid <B>REID,</B> [Thomas} Mayne (1818-83), Irish-born n	Tom Clarke	-	11/13/1999
1583	Good morning, Charley. Enjoying your coffee? I agree with you on the inclusio	Edwarda	-	11/13/1999
1582	Yes!! to Octavio Paz.	Tom Clarke	-	11/13/1999
1581	I'm not a big Faulkner fan, either. I've only read "As I Lay Dying	Tom Clarke	-	11/13/1999
1580	Borges, Neruda, Paz (Octavio) and Lu Xun from China. P.	poet	-	11/13/1999
1579	Well, sure, I'm for Proust, partially because Neo would not admit him to HI	jbe	-	11/12/1999
1578	Nice start of a list. Can we add Proust and Faulkner?	Tom Clarke	-	11/12/1999
1577	Thanks Joan! I take that as a high compliment. I'm at my best over morning	Tom Clarke	-	11/12/1999
1576	I was pleased with the inclusion of Chesterton but a little surprised. You know	Tom Clarke	-	11/12/1999
1575	Joan, you have also thrown hours at a darkroom? What a joy! Do you remember t	Edwarda	-	11/12/1999
1574	Neocon, I honestly don't know. I have saved this question to ponder. (N.B	Edwarda	-	11/12/1999
1573	Okay, okay, I embrace Mann! That's easy for me to do! Now, a <i>ser	jbe	-	11/12/1999
1572	Do me a favor: Remind me of this question because I have a friend who was born	Edwarda	-	11/12/1999

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