Douglas Just to let you know that we are having problems with the server, due to disk space, at the moment at the Alsop Review - as far as I'm aware there are no 'fancy effects'. Many apologies for this, but please keep trying. Warm regards Andrew Boobier Editor | Octavo http://www.alsopreview.com/octavo -----Original Message----- From: Douglas Clark [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Sent: 22 April 2003 10:20 To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Alsop REview I thought I would read Frank in the quiet of the morning while America is asleep but getting through to the Alsop Review is hopeless. A lesson to webmasters..dont clutter up with fancy effects..it is the text that matters. I just finished the Isabel Colegate and will now re-scan the Heidegger. I remember the guts of the book as being Heideggers view of the 'work of art' which seemingly displayed him as a crank. And a sensational email from an 80-year-old very very distant relative in the US this morning explaining that our branch of my mother's Pettigrew family in SCotland were in fact "commoners" who were in the same category as slaves in the American South belonging to the land and taking their surname from the landowner Pettigrew. He has used a DNA analysis to posit this theory and I am impressed. Some day I will write it all down as poems, I hope. Douglas Clark, Bath, Somerset, England .... Lynx: Poetry from Bath ...... ... http://www.dgdclynx.plus.com/lynx.html