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I suspected, as I was typing it, that last week’s piece on F. Sionil Jose would provoke a little firestorm, and sure enough I got a load of mail–much of it, I must say, supportive of Mr. Jose, and chiding me gently for being too persnickety about Frankie’s faults. The general drift seemed to be that a lot of people out there appreciated Jose’s fiction. Well, good for them, I say, and good for Frankie, too, if not for all of the rest of us in this keyboard-pecking fraternity.
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PENMAN | June 11, 2001 - 12:00am
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PENMAN | June 4, 2001 - 12:00am
