[sic]- anyone read it?
[sic]- anyone read it?
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#0[sic]- anyone read it?
Posted: 3/20/05 at 1:45amhas anyone out there read [sic]? its a new play by Melissa James Gibson. Just wanted to know what you thought of it...I still haven't decided. And, are there any other plays out there written like this one? Without puncuation? It certainly leaves open a lot of romm for interpretation...
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#1re: [sic]- anyone read it?
Posted: 3/20/05 at 1:47amIt's written without punctuation? Wow. I'd love to read it!
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#2re: [sic]- anyone read it?
Posted: 3/20/05 at 1:54amIts listed on Amazon. You can check out an exerpt on there. It is quite interesting. However, before you check it out, just know that frank is training to be an auctioneer, so he practices tongue twisters non-stop
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#3re: [sic]- anyone read it?
Posted: 3/20/05 at 7:26amDidn't Tony Kushner write the entire libretto to CAROLINE, OR CHANGE without punctuation?
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#4re: [sic]- anyone read it?
Posted: 3/20/05 at 3:12pmI can certainly understand why you can't decide if you like it or not, I read the sample from Amazon, very unique. Now I will ponder if I like it or not.
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#6re: [sic]- anyone read it?
Posted: 3/20/05 at 7:00pmI definatly have to read it again...I read it quickly, and i feel like I may have missed half of the plot development
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