Thanks Mr M.

A review I found quickly sounded interesting www.buzzflash.com/store/reviews/1310 - but all they had mentioned as "censored" I have already read or hear about - including some of them on our nightly news and current affairs shows.. but it I see it - I will pick a copy up.

I’d suggest the Early Short Stories of John Updike. In his passing, America lost its premiere ‘man of letters’. His shoes indeed will be hard put to fill and these early works, each perfect in form, ‘should’ be enough to entice the reader onward into Updike’s oeuvre. Those already familiar to his major works will find much enjoyment and comfort in these lesser know pieces.

I understand the sentiment but think people shouldnt be so anal about the word should. It's equivelant to a recommendation. It's not a negative thing at all. It's someone ceasing, uh, seizing, the opportunity to share a book they like. It's not always all about some narcissistic need to control others and be the infamous "right man." Right men are wrong men. But you dont have to be a wrong man to be a good right man. If you dont know the terminology I speak of that's fine. We all walk in the shadows & live in a dream whether or not we only see in infra-red.