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From: deacon@ihu1g.UUCP (j m deacon)
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Subject: Re: Way Station....
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Date: Tue, 24-Dec-85 12:27:51 EST
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> dating back to 1960 or so.  Yet when this book arrived, she picked it
> up, and eagerly devoured it.  It was almost as if it were a book
...
> Does anyone have any explanation for this?

My explanation is that Simak is a magnetic writer.  When I pick up
any of his books, I have a very hard time putting it down.