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Between the Lines is an exploration
and articulation of the obvious and the obscure. A cavalcade of
creation and commentary designed to amuse and bemuse.
"Elizabeth
Brown
Preferred a book
To going on a date.
While friends went out
And danced till dawn,
She stayed up reading late."
— The Library by Sarah Stewart
Life
of Pi by Yann Martel (winner
of the Mann Booker prize).
Fantasmagorical!
Fact and (possible?) fiction, so expertly woven together that
it all
seems true. Richard Parker, nemesis extraordinaire, by his
very vigorous
existence, keeps our hero, Pi, alive, thinking and working
at top capacity. In
doing so, Pi saves his own sanity and life.
Everyone has their own Richard Parker, who lurks in the shadows,
ready to pounce. The question is, how to face up to him in
times of crisis. Do we let him devour us, or do we keep him
out of our territory by the constant cracking of whip and
blasting of whistle?
