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From: mojo@kepler.UUCP (Morris Jones)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Bridge Across Infinity
Message-ID: <450@kepler.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 20-Jan-86 13:56:34 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan 20 13:56:34 1986
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References: <184@uw-vlsi.ARPA>
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Keywords: Richard Bach, SO's,  book

In article <184@uw-vlsi.ARPA> li@uw-vlsi.UUCP writes:
>Has anyone read Richard Bach's *Bridge Across Infinity*?  I had heard
>that it was about his search for a mate, and I am a little afraid to buy
>it because I am afraid that the subject matter will be a little too
>painful for me to get all the wonder and wisdom that his other books
>have given me.

Liralen,

"Bridge" is a very, very happy book!  By all means get it and read
it.  I've been reading Richard Bach for years, and leaped on this
one.  (I've read all of his flying books too.)  But after reading
this one, I had to write and thank him.  This was the first book I've
ever read that moved me to write to an author.

I've now given away copies to people who've bought spares to give away.
I'm not going to say it changed my life, and it certainly isn't a
self-help book.  It's a story.  It's a love story, and a very well told
one.  Perhaps it's so good because it's all mostly true.  As reading
entertainment, it's superb.  Most of my friends read it overnight.

-- 
Mojo
... Morris Jones, MicroPro Product Development
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