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quislibetTrying to clean out my inbox a bit, I came upon a book review (from an e-mail list of classical studies reviews) of a book I'll want to check out at some point (which is why I saved the e-mail message).
Anyway, I just wanted to say that the book in question is in the LACTOR series and the review is by a certain Dr. Fear.
That's "London Association of Classical Teachers - Original Records," and A. T. Fear of the University of Manchester is someone I'd heard of before, but together it sounds like we're talking about a monster made by a mad scientist.
Or at least reviewed by a mad scientist in Mad Science Journal for his peers:
"LACTOR, 'the Breast Beast from Beyond,' is, I am sorry to say, not up to the high standards we have naturally come to expect from Professor Midnight [= M]. Still best known for the creation of the terrifying hermaphroditic LUG when he was still an undergraduate at MSIT, M. has now followed the fascination for secondary sexual characteristics inherent in his early work to an absurd extreme..."
Anyway, I just wanted to say that the book in question is in the LACTOR series and the review is by a certain Dr. Fear.
That's "London Association of Classical Teachers - Original Records," and A. T. Fear of the University of Manchester is someone I'd heard of before, but together it sounds like we're talking about a monster made by a mad scientist.
Or at least reviewed by a mad scientist in Mad Science Journal for his peers:
"LACTOR, 'the Breast Beast from Beyond,' is, I am sorry to say, not up to the high standards we have naturally come to expect from Professor Midnight [= M]. Still best known for the creation of the terrifying hermaphroditic LUG when he was still an undergraduate at MSIT, M. has now followed the fascination for secondary sexual characteristics inherent in his early work to an absurd extreme..."
