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You write "which I hadn't known about before". I suppose it depends on what you refer to as "before". I assume it means before you read the article. The other
by chippy 12y ago
You write "which I hadn't known about before". I suppose it depends on what you refer to as "before". I assume it means before you read the article.
The other alternative is that it was not the book which you hadn't known about before - but rather that the article had the link to the book .... but in this case, what does "before" refer to? Did you submit another comment earlier in the thread?
- infinite8s 12y agoWell, the most logical reading of the grandparent is that he hadn't heard of the book before seeing the article, purchased and read it, and then submitted the above comment. Some people are fast readers :)