The first half is so over the top that I almost stopped reading, but I didn't -- in the second half he uses his own strengths to say something that in the light of his experience is worth saying. Germaine

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Dear all,

here in the last breath of this year's Kalamazoo (which went well, including many warm tributes to Bill Oram on his retirement), see below link to a purply prosed article in the recent *Chronicle*.  The Faerie Queene turns up dramatically near the end.  

Many regards, --Tom 

https://www.chronicle.com/interactives/20190510-academes-extinction-event​

ps attendance was definitely down in #s at this year's Zoo.

Thomas Herron

Professor of English
Department of English
East Carolina University
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Writer/Director, Centering Spenser:  A Digital Resource for Kilcolman Castle
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