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July 01, 2004

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Janet Jackson

I recall reading that Sir Pelham used to enjoy writing his books in a rowboat in the middle of a lake of a country estate. Should one hazard to ask where you were sitting when you wrote your novel? Also, does Pop Stoker make an appearance?

stephenesque

Pop Stoker most certainly has a role to play - although it is not one I think he would like!

Janet Jackson

The Original Boston Cooking School (1896) contains under the Recipes Prepared For the Sick an entry for Clam Water. This delicacy for the cobbly-wobblies naturally turns one's thoughts to Chichester Clam hiding out in the potting shed at Steeple Bumpleigh. What ho, Mr. Baldwin?

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