Try the link from the Jerusalem Dreaming News page which takes you to the article as it is still online.

Anne

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: Hey Joseph and Anne,
:
: I tried the link but it seems that the page
: doesn't exist anymore. Such a pity. By the
: way, I think I recall the chapter. Is it the
: one with Joe flying and Theresa's stigmata?
: Yes, that was a palpable chapter indeed! It
: had a certain loaded-stillness to it (if
: that doesn't sound vague enough) like a
: single intense momment of silence I
: sometimes feel on hot summer nights.
: -Pat
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: Hi Joseph,
:
: I am aware of the article and agree with
: your views on it. However, slight as it is,
: it did produce a surge in visitors to the
: Jerusalem Dreaming site which is a good
: thing. Every bit of publicity helps expand
: Whittemore readership.
:
: As it is some years since I last read the
: Quartet, I can't exactly recall the
: O'Sullivan Beare chapter in Jerusalem Poker,
: so will withold comment at this time. Sinai
: Tapestry was my first introduction to the
: writings of Whittemore and I fell for it
: utterly so perhaps it is my favorite of the
: Quartet, though I love all the separate
: books for different reasons.
:
: Anne
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: --Previous Message--
: Hi Anne,
:
: A new blurb about EW has appeared; a pal of
: mine forwarded the link to me. The article
: is really pretty empty. That is to say,
: nothing said in the article is news to
: anyone who admires Whittemore's work. But
: here is the link nonetheless...
:
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: http://search.csmonitor.com/search_content/0824/p15s01-bogn.html
:
: While I'm here, I'll throw out my contention
: that the O'Sullivan Beare chapter of
: Jerusalem Poker is perhaps the finest piece
: of Whittemore craft. Though, part 1 of
: Sinai Tapestry remains my favorite
: Whittemore: order versus chaos and chaos
: prevails. So goes the quartet.
:
: Thanks,
: Joseph
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