[Newspoetry] GREAT MOMENTS IN HOMELAND SECURITY
C. G. Estabrook
galliher at alexia.lis.uiuc.edu
Mon Apr 5 18:58:38 CDT 2004
It's common among my students at UIUC in recent years to refer to any long
book by a single author as a novel. It is perfectly good undergraduate
English to say, "I could have went to the library and got that French
guy's novel, Democracy in America." --CGE
On Mon, 5 Apr 2004, Mike Lehman wrote:
> BRITISH NOVELIST IAN McEwan, who was denied entry to the US for 36 hours
> and underwent three interrogations, was asked by one keen-witted
> Homeland Security official: "What kind of novels do you write: fiction
> or nonfiction?"
>
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