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Eileen Schauermann, Librarian, St. John School K - 8,
Westminster, Md 21157   ~:>8<     eas001@ns1.wmdc.edu

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Date: Thu, 30 Apr 1998 23:03:42 +0000
From: "Karl G. Siewert" <snookles@greenhills.net>
Subject: REF: E-less novel (recent)

A few years ago I remember hearing on NPR a review of an interesting
novel.  It was an experiment where the author tried to write a
complete book using real English words, but without using the most
commonly used letter in the English language, "e".

Does anyone remember this or know where I might look?  It seems like
the main character's name was Mr. Vowl.  The experiment has been done
before, but I'm looking specifically for this recent one, because the
reviewer said that the story was actually worth reading.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.  Thanks in advance.
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Karl G. Siewert:  English teacher and prospective MLIS student
Polo R-VII High school, Polo, MO
snookles@greenhills.net    http://www.greenhills.net/~snookles

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