Re: JCO: Re: Nobel for literature to be awarded Thursday, 10/13/2005

I really wouldn�t take too much notice of rumours about who will win the
prize, even from reputable newspapers. It�s shrouded in so much secrecy
nobody knows. In the past, it�s always been so much of a surprise who the
winner is that �bookies� favourites don�t really factor too much into it. Of
course, that doesn�t mean we can�t all hope the best for JCO!

Eric

>From: Cindi Dennis <pcdennis@adelphia.net>
>Reply-To: jco@usfca.edu
>To: jco@usfca.edu
>Subject: Re: JCO: Re: Nobel for literature to be awarded Thursday,
>10/13/2005
>Date: Wed, 12 Oct 2005 10:03:56 -0700
>
>FWIW, at my monthly book group discussion last night, at least two members
>stated clearly that they did not think JCO would be under serious
>consideration for a Nobel and thought I must surely have mistaken that she
>was being considered for it, that it must have been, perhaps, the
>PEN/Faulkner or some such (which is why, before I found it on a Google
>search, I wrote to the group this morning asking). On surveying some of
>them again this morning, I find the general concensus to be that Pamuk is a
>shoo-in for the award. I guess we'll find out tomorrow.
>
>Xing my fingers.
>
>
>SMorales wrote:
>
>>Hi everyone,
>>I think this year's award will be for a man...hope I'm wrong, though!
>>Silvia
>>
>>
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