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Author Re: Sloan's repertoire of misconceptions
Mark Houlsby

2005-05-17, 8:34 pm

>Mark Houlsby wrote:
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> Not strictly true.


Excuse me. I sit corrected.
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> I make my living as a computer programmer in the

banking business, IBM mainframe COBOL systems mainly. Chess book
editing is a sideline, and book reviewing involves no payment, other
than the book itself.

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> It's only in the last few years that chess-related reading has taken


up so much of my spare time. When it doesn't, I read on a wide variety
of subjects: history, natural science, philosophy, the arts, pop
culture, sci-fi, comparative religion, literary classics, etc.

The fact that you read widely is all the more reason why you should
prioritise Pynchon,
I suggest....

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