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>Just to say "Falkner". >It was Faulkner who said (wrote in fact) "you have to kill >your dearest" > >Olivier Malhomme Apologies for being WAY off topic, but the two spellings of the Nobel-prize-winning author's name are both correct. His family spelled it "Falkner" but he added the "u" to make it "Faulkner." If anyone in interested in avant-garde, dense and almost "looped" prose, please read such masterpieces as "The Sound And The Fury," "As I Lay Dying," "Sanctuary," "Absalom, Absalom," [see what I mean?] etc. BTW, Mr. Faulkner's literary reputation is more greatly appreciated in Europe, especially France, than here in the U.S. Belletristric regards to Olivier. James