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Mary & The Wrongs of Woman (2 in 1)
by Mary Wollstonecraft, Gary Kelly
by Mary Wollstonecraft, Gary Kelly
One of my clients gave this to me as a "going away present" because I am abandoning him. He also told me, when I said I was leaving, that he "wasn't surprised," because "most people get tired of working with the poor and want to go do something more lucrative and interesting."
When I asked him what had made me think this was a good thing to give me, he said, "because you women always want to read some kind of woman book, about WOMEN!" Then he gave me a twenty minute lecture about Mary Shelley, and all her trials and tribulations before and during the writing of Frankenstein, which is, he says arguably, the first science fiction novel.
Will I ever read this? Probably not. But I will certainly treasure it, up until the day that I die.
When I asked him what had made me think this was a good thing to give me, he said, "because you women always want to read some kind of woman book, about WOMEN!" Then he gave me a twenty minute lecture about Mary Shelley, and all her trials and tribulations before and during the writing of Frankenstein, which is, he says arguably, the first science fiction novel.
Will I ever read this? Probably not. But I will certainly treasure it, up until the day that I die.
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Feb 04, 2008 07:26pm
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I was pretty drunk when I wrote that. I'm not really going to keep this book until I die, unless I die much sooner than I'd like/am anticipating (certainly possible).
you can treasure it without keeping it. it might be a good read, though. why'd you "abandon" this fellow?
