Muriel Spark shortlisted
for the Booker Prize
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6 comments:
Hi Dave,
Always sad when a persons work is given recognition too late. Seems a waste almost.
Self-imposed silence,
yet the spark is never out.
Now death becomes her.
The wonders of modern technology - you are out of circulation but the haiku keep coming! At this rate I shall be able to cancel my Times and get my news from you Dave.
Thanks for all your good wishes during my back problems.
It's strange how some people prosper after their deaths. Death can give the talented among us movie star status.
Have a top weekend sir!
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Somehow you all managed to reflect my feelings. Much thanks for your efforts - and for your good wishes, david.
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