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[Paul Mather]

On Sep 21, 2010, at 9:14 AM, Jonathan Jarrett wrote:

> On Thu, 16 Sep 2010, mary ann sullivan wrote:
> 
>> P.S. Jon,  On the way home from LA in '89 Chris was going to read Cosmic
>> Trigger, or 1 of the  Robert Anton Wilson books, but I slept for 3 days, and
>> he ended up reading Macroscope.  We'd have weirded out some folks on the bus
>> reading about conspiracy theories, and all. We never did get around to
>> reading the books, and last I checked, they're not available to me, unless I
>> come up with cash to pay to have them read. During that tour, at the Stone
>> in Frisco, a flyer for a Robert Anton Wilson talk was left on the Hawkwind
>> bus. Weird, but I guess it goes with the territory.
> 
> 	I only found out yesterday that he'd died. I mean, I had assumed, but I hadn't realised it was so recent. The breaking of such a thing should have made a greater crack, or however the line goes.

Fliegende Kinderscheisse!  I only just learned from your message that Robert Anton Wilson died!!

I agree that it ought to have been more widely known...

Cheers,

Paul.