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This item is taken from PN Review 189, Volume 36 Number 1, September - October 2009.

Letter from Jane F. Butler Things as they are

Sir:

While I agree that his language is nuclearly precise, it is my opinion that what Elaine Feinstein considers to be Dan Burt's anger is his recognition of the profound and stark truth in mankind's make-up. He writes honestly.

JANE F. BUTLER
by email




This item is taken from PN Review 189, Volume 36 Number 1, September - October 2009.



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