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From: stever@cit-vax (Steve Rabin  )

Fifth head of Cerberus is definitely my favorite.

I thought The Devil in a Forest was almost as good, though it
has a more narative flavor.  After five readings there are
many remaining puzzles - who was the saint?  was Wat also
the barrow man?  What historical references am I missing?
The theme of the book seemed to me to be the mixed nature
of good and evil (I have argued with Donn about this).

-s