Still dealing with the trace of the suicide attempt. Let me be the first to nominate Spalding Gray for a "Children of Twain" hall of fame. (from the NYT) "Mr. Gray, 62, practiced the art of storytelling with a quiet mania, transforming his travels, fascinations and traumas into such acclaimed works as "Swimming to Cambodia" and "Monster in a Box." He almost always appeared seated behind a simple desk, with a glass of water and some notes." Richard R. ----------------- Bob Gill wrote: > > "The city seems so cramped and so dreary with toil and care and business anxiety. > > God help me, I wish I were at sea again!" > > This made me think of a passage from Huckleberry Finn: > "Other places do seem so cramped up and smothery, but a raft don't."