engels@ihuxs.UUCP (09/03/83)
How about Ann(Ayn?) Rand's Fountainhead? Talk about a book to get excited
about! It has everything -- torrid love affairs, love-hate relationships,
and a main character that will blow you away! ('xcuse the pun for those
who know the story) God, I love having this net. To find a good book I
either ask my husbands mom(>1000 mi away) or just cruise through the
titles in the library. Keep those recommendations coming!!!tbray@mprvaxa (09/05/83)
Someone recently had the temerity to drag Ayn Rand's name out of the mud and propose this as suitable reading material. WARNING - unless you are turned on by hundreds of pages of the most annoying, turgid sort of ultra-right-wing politico-philisophical preaching, ----------> STAY AWAY <------------. And if you want to discuss Rand, please do it in net.politics as THIS IS NOT LITERATURE!!! Even better, please don't. ....decvax!microsoft!ubc-vision!mprvaxa!tbray
john@ctvax.UUCP (09/16/83)
#R:mprvaxa:-27300:ctvax:50700001:000:315 ctvax!john Sep 7 21:15:00 1983 Some of Ms. Rand's works definitely qualify as literature. Your flamage belongs on NET.FLAME, not in NET.BOOKS. If you have any rational complaints about specific books, I am sure the audience would enjoy reading them. If you care to launch an irrational tirade, I suggest you do it elsewhere. =John Shelton=