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Agree that 4 is the fulcrum. If anyone stops at 2 or 3 they are doing themselves a disservice. I never realized that the change in tone in 5 and 6 were due to
by enasterosophes 3y ago
Agree that 4 is the fulcrum. If anyone stops at 2 or 3 they are doing themselves a disservice.
I never realized that the change in tone in 5 and 6 were due to a new editor. Interesting, but it makes sense.
I think 5 and 6 were ... fine. But I have trouble pinpointing what they were really about. There is a lot of movement but no direction.
- smogcutter 3y agoOh yeah, 5 and 6 are… different. To be clear, by “takes up with” his editor I mean they had an affair. I hesitate to use the word because afaik Herbert was a widower at the time, but can’t think of a better one that hits the right tone.
- mayd 3y agoAffair is the wrong word: Affair: a sexual relationship between two people, one or both of whom are married to or in a long-term relationship with someone else. "his wife is having an affair". (Google)
- smogcutter 3y agoIf you’re going to be pedantic, at least be correct: Websters: “a romantic or passionate attachment typically of limited duration”