From: "laura"To: pkd@jazzflavor.com Subject: Re: [PKD] Reading Group - Transmigration of Timothy Archer Date: Tue, 7 May 2002 16:39:18 -0500 I'll be there- TTOTA was one of the last never read books I finished 2 years ago, Dr. Futurity and The Zap Gun were finally experienced last year. TT...was a completely different read than PKD's other books, and not just because it was written from a woman's perspective. I think when we're finished with the project, we ought to plan a group trip to gather some of that elusive mushroom.... laura ----- Original Message ----- From: "cal godot" To: Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2002 11:32 AM Subject: Re: [PKD] Reading Group - Transmigration of Timothy Archer > > --- Joe Morris wrote: > > A whole bunch of threads in my life are converging on TTOTA > > so I read the first few chapters last night and thought it > > might be a good subject for a reading group. Interested? > > > > How about 2 chapters a week and start talking about it on Monday? > > It's probbaly my favorite of PKD's novels. In a head-to-head competition with > VALIS, TTOTA wins due to its emotional effect on me. It is, in my view, PKD's > most "heartfelt" novel. Additionally, I did a lot of research into Bishop Pike > a year or so ago, reading books written by himself and a variety of others > about him. Not sure if it would offer much in the way of insight, but I'll dig > out my notes and keep them next to me for the coming weeks. > > Which is all to say: Count me in. > > > > ===== > yr pal cal > > All that we see or seem > Is but a dream within a dream. > --Edgar Allen Poe > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Health - your guide to health and wellness > http://health.yahoo.com