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Nice compelling argument Saul. I'd like to see a sequel since Mike will be coaching and henry back for another year.
I'd love to read that one! I ended up caring quite a lot for them.
That quote blew me away. "...if you were Henry and you needed Mike you were simply screwed." I think there are a lot of Mike/Henry non-sexual relationships.
Okay that makes sense to me Greg and I agree. I'd love to read another by Harbach
Harold, I'd love also to read another book by Harbach, looking forward to it! As far as a sequel to 'fielding', do you see good things in the future for Mike and Henry, or not-so-good things?
I wish I could get in Harbach's head and find out but I think the codependency spells trouble.
Harold, yes, agree, trouble ahead. But I think there are a lot of Mike/Henry relationships in the real world that keep going and going cause people need them.
But I do appreciate the way Harbach presented Owen and his early "lover" as just another plain ol' relationship that everyone in the college simply accepted, then went on with the Mike/Henry complications.
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Nice compelling argument Saul. I'd like to see a sequel since Mike will be coaching and henry back for another year.
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I'd love to read that one! I ended up caring quite a lot for them.
That quote blew me away. "...if you were Henry and you needed Mike you were simply screwed." I think there are a lot of Mike/Henry non-sexual relationships.
Okay that makes sense to me Greg and I agree. I'd love to read another by Harbach
Harold, I'd love also to read another book by Harbach, looking forward to it! As far as a sequel to 'fielding', do you see good things in the future for Mike and Henry, or not-so-good things?
I wish I could get in Harbach's head and find out but I think the codependency spells trouble.
Harold, yes, agree, trouble ahead. But I think there are a lot of Mike/Henry relationships in the real world that keep going and going cause people need them.
But I do appreciate the way Harbach presented Owen and his early "lover" as just another plain ol' relationship that everyone in the college simply accepted, then went on with the Mike/Henry complications.
