save me from madness

[David Ayers]

somebody please go to amazon.co.uk and type roscoe mitchell into the search box (search all of amazon.co.uk)

if you see anything that doesn't fit pelase let me know

[Niko]

somebody please go to amazon.co.uk and type roscoe mitchell into the search box (search all of amazon.co.uk)

if you see anything that doesn't fit pelase let me know

i think i know what you mean... is that your book?

[J.A.W.]

Don't know what you mean...

[J.A.W.]

Hmmm...

[brownie]

Don't know what you mean...

If Jacques Derrida is to turn in his grave every time that word 'deconstruction is being used, he must be spinning by now!

The word should be banned by now! Too often used for convenience's sake!

[David Ayers]

Too weird. I can't work out how that happened.

[Tom Storer]

If Roscoe Mitchell were an author, he would surely be a modernist.

But do you like Roscoe Mitchell? I mean, if you're a big Roscoe Mitchell fan, it's kind of cool that your book shows up for a search on Roscoe Mitchell. But if you hate him, well, that's different.

[Claude]

That is very strange indeed, especially since your book shows up in second position of the search results.

There is no occurance of "roscoe" in the book, and only one of "mitchell", so that cannot be the reason. There are 42 occurances of the word "jazz", the only link to Roscoe Mitchell in the Concordances word list I could think of, but that doesn't explain the result.

Edited April 10, 2007 by Claude

[David Ayers]

I did a search for Roscoe the other day, and also searched for my own book (er... to check on its progress, you know...). I am pretty sure that is when it happened - but I have no way of working out WHAT happened!

And yeah, I didn't use the word Roscoe even ONCE in that book!