24-07-2012, 01:43 PM
Seamus has repeatedly spelled the surname of the author of JFK and the Unspeakable as "Douglas."
This error by Seamus is consistent with his all-too-frequent butcherings of what I assume is his native language. The comparison which I inferred too was prompted by my painful familiarity with his prolific bouts of poor reasoning and resorts to non-sequitur.
(For a classic example of the former, please note how Seamus, with typical "insight," concludes that I somewhere placed "Janney and Douglas ... on a par with say Lisa and Jim[.]" This is utter nonsense of the sort to be expected from a self-styled erudite researcher who makes use of the term "peeps" in an ostensibly serious academic inquiry and who writes "colonel" when he means "kernel.")
In literary life, as in every other aspect of existence, one reaps what one sows.
To conclude on a note of agreement, I do share your evaluation of Gregory Douglas.
This error by Seamus is consistent with his all-too-frequent butcherings of what I assume is his native language. The comparison which I inferred too was prompted by my painful familiarity with his prolific bouts of poor reasoning and resorts to non-sequitur.
(For a classic example of the former, please note how Seamus, with typical "insight," concludes that I somewhere placed "Janney and Douglas ... on a par with say Lisa and Jim[.]" This is utter nonsense of the sort to be expected from a self-styled erudite researcher who makes use of the term "peeps" in an ostensibly serious academic inquiry and who writes "colonel" when he means "kernel.")
In literary life, as in every other aspect of existence, one reaps what one sows.
To conclude on a note of agreement, I do share your evaluation of Gregory Douglas.