To Lay a Ghost, by Dennis Hamley
If you're not careful, one of the troubles with preparing books for Kindle is being so preoccupied by making sure the formatting is right, worrying about judging the price, hoping the books look like something you intended when they are published, even sorting out which books you'll subsequently allow to rise from the dead, that you forget about the new writing you should be doing. And when you remember, the awful thought comes that you may have forgotten how to. I'll be talking later about which of my o/p books are slated for resurrection: now I want to mention something which came directly from my musings about them and suddenly jerked me into a completely d ifferent frame of mind. I was looking through an old file in which I'd stored reviews dating from the 70s. And one of them pulled me up sharply. It was written in 1984 by one of the great names in...