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This book is about the putting together of stories, and Robert St. Clair is eminently qualified to teach us. A distinguished linguist, St. Clair is among those enlightened scholars whose interests range widely within (and even beyond) his area of specialty. He is generous in his interests, and vehemently democratic: he addresses what we all know and some of us will not admit that the bias in the university against category fiction is in large part a class prejudice and he goes on past mistrust and blame to address a marginalized subject with the attention (and the kinds of attention) it deserves. Michael L. Williams
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