Comments: You are right. I. Nunes does not ‘do’ colour treatment in prose befitting the chick lit genre, believing that such raising of “creative writing” to new heights complete with abject, obsequious treatment of subjects [read suck up] is better left to the more practiced authoress. And self-described journalist. Nunes quotes Mark Twain: Cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with a college education. Cheers, I. Nunes *** Carvalho elisabeth_...@yahoo.com wrote
<<I'm sure Ms I. Nunes is a literary critic of great merit here in England, although I've not heard of her. Perhaps like her hero Mark Twain, she writes under an psuedonym. I shall keep a look-out for her distinctive style in the Guardian or the Times. However, Frederick being a journalist who studied in Sweden, he has been trained to give as much information of the person, he is introducing into the piece. So he always provides information either by way of profession or the place they live in. And so he meant nothing more nor less when he introduced Dr Antonio Gomes in such a manner. >>
