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 Post subject: Re: Christopher Priest--England's Zindell
PostPosted: Sun Apr 25, 2004 9:46 am 
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Ripped through about half of The Prestige today, so I can definitely say I'm enjoying it. The prose style is a bit workmanlike, but that's a minor complaint. I would dearly love to see how Blaylock or Powers (or for that matter, Sterling or Swanwick) would have handled this material (feuding 19th Century stage magicians)! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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