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Subject: Lord of Light
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From: stever@cit-vax (Steve Rabin  )

I've been reading Juan Rulfo's "Pedro Paramo", and Llosa's
"Conversations in the Cathedral", extreme cases where one
wants to take out the scissors and rearange chapters, or even
sentences, chronologically.  In fact, in the movie based on
Paramo, this is precisely what the director did, using a 
rather large wall.  In those novels the technique works.
In Lord of Light it doesn't.  Try reading Lord of Light
with the chapters unscrambled, and I think you'll find
it better that way.  -Steve