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Jack McClintock, a free-lance writer from Miami, understands that motive well. Every afternoon he takes his craving for caffeine and company, along with an unfinished manuscript, to the new Borders in the city's north end. "Bookshops with coffee bars are unlike restaurants, where you can't move around, and libraries, where you can't talk," he explains. Notes Ted Marrone, a Denver superstore habitua: "You can't find a better buy in entertainment." Geoffrey Richards, a Chicago law student, also heads for his neighborhood Borders with more than John Grisham novels on his mind. "Maybe you spot someone...
...take a careful look at it," he said, "and make a journalistic decision about whether to publish it in our pages." Bob Guccione, publisher of Penthouse, OMNI and other magazines, had no such hesitation. "I would do it in an instant," he said, offering not only to print the manuscript, but also to put the full weight of his company's public-relations machinery into making sure it is widely read. "This is the philosophical ramblings of a tortured mind. We'll print it exactly the way he wants...
...views, and he'll end his 17-year terror campaign. ButPenthousemay take them off the hook. TIME New York correspondent Jenifer Mattos reports that Bob Guccione, chairman of General Media International, on Thursday issued an open letter to the Unabom suspect offering to publish the 37,000-word manuscript himself inPenthouse,OMNIor another magazine he owns "in the hope that it will receive the widest possible dissemination by the media so we can save lives." Guccione told TIME today that he couldn't understand other editors' uneasiness about the issue: "I would do it in an instant. . . . In this instance...
Peterson has released the book on the Internet to get some feedback from outside readers prior to publication. A program on his computer allows check who has looked at the manuscript. The book may be reached on the World Wide Web at the following site: http://wjh-www.harvard.edu/~jbp/godsofwar.html....
...Testament was written long after the Crucifixion occurred, and so reflects the agenda and faith of the second generation of Christians, not events as experienced by the original apostles. That whole approach is undercut by the purported discovery announced in January of what would be the oldest manuscript of a Gospel, which dates to A.D. 70, when many eyewitnesses would have been around to protest any inaccuracies...