Stout arrives!

[Guest guest]

Dear Greg and Dharma,

I opened the mailbox just now and my new old book arrived.

Greg, I hope I made the right choice reading your favorite one first.

It feels really right to read it as a special treat, just when the

moment is right. So I am putting it in a special place....

 

Love,

Kheyala

[Guest guest]

Dear Greg,

I've got the armchair with all the essentials, but the light is

coming over my right shoulder. Hope that's okay.

I wasn't familiar with the cool nuances regarding used books, so I

just searched for the author and title at Amazon.com and they hooked

me up with a dealer named Cinda at Wolfpack Tracking in Oregon.

Last night when everyone else was asleep I read the first three

chapters. I'm hooked! In fact, I was a little dismayed that I put

such a large dent in it already in just one sitting. What a

treasure.

Love,

ljrus;s

(that's "Kheyala," only my hands were in the wrong spot)

-

Gregory Goode

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Monday, August 20, 2001 2:01 PM

Re: Stout arrives!

Dear Kheyala,Wow! I'm glad, and relish the experience on your behalf!

>From where did you order it?When I think of these novels, I think of

nice cozy surroundings -- for me, these books create a skillfully

crafted, cozy trip to another time, and another place. I associate

these books with a nice armchair, quiet surroundings, a cup of tea,

and light coming from over the left shoulder just like my

grammar-school teachers recommended. I even like the look of the

older typesetting, the cover art, and the old-paper aroma of the

pages.Enjoy!Love,--Greg

[Guest guest]

Kheyala!

 

The book came! Wonderful!

> Dear Greg, I've got the armchair with all the essentials, but the

>light is coming over my right shoulder. Hope that's okay.

 

Aw, that's Greg's style. I like to lie down on the couch and get really

comfortable.

> Last night when everyone else was asleep I read the first three

>chapters. I'm hooked! In fact, I was a little dismayed that I put such

>a large dent in it already in just one sitting. What a treasure.

 

Yes, they go fast, but then you can put the book away for a while and then

enjoy reading it again. And again... and again...

 

Love,

Dharma

[Guest guest]

Hi Dharma! > Dear Greg, I've got the armchair with all the

essentials, but the>light is coming over my right shoulder. Hope

that's okay. >>Aw, that's Greg's style. I like to lie down on the

couch and get reallycomfortable.

Did I mention that the armchair reclines? It is veerry cushy.

> Last night when everyone else was asleep I read the first

three>chapters. I'm hooked! In fact, I was a little dismayed that

I put such>a large dent in it already in just one sitting.

What a treasure.>>Yes, they go fast, but then you can put the book

away for a while and thenenjoy reading it again. And again... and

again...>>Love,DharmaI guess that's why they call 'em timeless.

Love to you, (as if you didn't know)

Kheyala

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