Re: [NTLK] physical vs. virtual page

From: josh musket (jmusket_at_nmu.edu)
Date: Wed Mar 17 2004 - 16:08:24 PST

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Ed Kummel wrote:

>This
>happened just recently with the Stephenson book "Snow
>Crash" (available on my download site). I knew that
>the story was ending...the writing was getting very
>intense. I had already built what I anticipated was
>the plot...but then the story just...stopped...it left
>me hanging...anticipatory, yet disappointed.
>
Actually, I felt the same way when I read it (hardcover). I think it's
exiting that story into boring, slow normality that does it. I could be
wrong, though. Maybe it's just me.

Josh

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