(urth) Lupiverse(es)

[David Stockhoff]

I've never read that one. Funny though how at that age we are so 
sensitive to various kinds of perceived dishonesty (I assume it was 
something like that, or a kind of authorial strong-arming) but we can't 
identify it.

Billy Budd did that to me, especially when my English teacher insisted 
that the captain had no choice but to execute an innocent sailor, 
because to do otherwise would be to invite mutiny. Death or the lash, 
those were the choices for her.

On 3/15/2012 3:47 PM, Lee Berman wrote:
>> David Stockhoff: By the time I reached the end of the last book,
>> I was angry at Lewis..
>
> Funny, I had a similar experience. Actually I never read Narnia (still
> true) because my first exposure to Lewis was around age 12 when I was
> given The Space Trilogy as a gift. Out Of The Silent Planet started out
> okay, but by the end I was (inexplicably) so angry with the author that
> I refused to read anything further by him. 		 	   		
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