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In ''[[Cry of the Nameless]]'' #114 (April 1958), [[Amelia Pemberton]] reviewed it, saying | In ''[[Cry of the Nameless]]'' #114 (April 1958), [[Amelia Pemberton]] reviewed it, saying | ||
| − | Ron Bennett has a wife named Joan and an elephant named [[Cecil]]; and one, both or neither is real (or fictitious, if you prefer to look at it that way). I strongly suspect that the wife is real & the elephant fictitious, as men usually have wives & seldom have elephants | + | Ron Bennett has a wife named Joan and an elephant named [[Cecil]]; and one, both or neither is real (or fictitious, if you prefer to look at it that way). I strongly suspect that the wife is real & the elephant fictitious, as men usually have wives & seldom have elephants. I am aware that this is mundane reasoning, and am heartily ashamed of it. |
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Latest revision as of 08:49, 19 December 2024
Ron Bennett Appreciation (some sources give the title as The Ron Bennett Appreciation Issue) was a one-off apazine (appreciating Ron Bennett!) by John Berry and ATom published in February 1958 for OMPA mailing #15.
In Cry of the Nameless #114 (April 1958), Amelia Pemberton reviewed it, saying
Ron Bennett has a wife named Joan and an elephant named Cecil; and one, both or neither is real (or fictitious, if you prefer to look at it that way). I strongly suspect that the wife is real & the elephant fictitious, as men usually have wives & seldom have elephants. I am aware that this is mundane reasoning, and am heartily ashamed of it.
| Publication | 1958 |
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