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Wendy Grossman

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The water is wide by Ursula K. Le Guin

Houseful of laughter. Illustrated by Arnold Roth, Walt Kelly, and Roger Price by Bennett Cerf

Clarinda by Frances Duncombe

Net.wars by Wendy Grossman

Thirty plays hath November; pain and pleasure in the contemporary theater by Walter Kerr

Robots have no tails [by] Lewis Padgett [pseud by Lewis Padgett

Transmutations : a book of personal alchemy by Alexei Panshin

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Member sinceSep 15, 2005

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Green hazard by Manning Coles

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Thirty plays hath November; pain and pleasure in the contemporary theater by Walter Kerr

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Adventures in the screen trade : a personal view of Hollywood and screenwriting by William Goldman

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Robots have no tails [by] Lewis Padgett [pseud by Lewis Padgett

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The water is wide by Ursula K. Le Guin

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Rite of passage by Alexei Panshin

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I have too many books to list, so I've deliberately tried to pick something relatively obscure from each category of books I own. Most of them, I fundamentally believe no one else has. Which will make it all the more interesting if and when that turns out not to be true.

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posted by wendyg at 7:31 am (EST) on Sep 15, 2005

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