Pagiarism?
Eric Solstein <[email protected]>
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As a lurker on the Yahoo fictionmags list (and yes, on this one too), I thought I should forward this interesting post: Being Samuel Delany Posted by: "Damien Broderick" Thu Nov 9, 2006 12:50 am (PST) I was reading Walter Mosley's BLUE LIGHT: "The lady wasn't tall but was very round. Her glasses were framed in metal. Her teeth were edged in gold. There were big silver hoops hanging from her ears. She smiled at him the way women smile at small children." A Harlem skiffy avatar came upon me from 40 years gone: "The lady was very round, not tall. Metal edged her glasses, gold her teeth. From her ears big silver hoops hung. The way women smile at school children? She smiled at him." Damien Eric here, I can't recall the Delany text, but the two are certainly more than a bit close, and worth noting. -Eric So [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]