Re: Books of Magic vs Harry Potter?

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, William December
Starr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] (William December Starr) said:
>
>> Now of "the classics" were taught honestly like that I wouldn't
>> object.  It's the "We want you to care about this guff for its
>> own sake" approach that I don't like.
>
>Er, that was supposed to be "Now _if_..."  (Further proof that
>A Spellchecher Won't Always Save You.)  I've tried canceling the
>version of the article with that typo, but one never knows how
>widely successful that's going to be.

Too bad.  I have my copy and I'm gonna have it framed and point it
out to visitors :-)  (Want to come to the launch party?)

Robert Carnegie at home, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at large
-- 
Surely no-one has read down to here.  (from author Warren Ellis)