ou If Dissertations Could Talk, What Would They Say?
By WILLIAM GERMANO

You open a young scholar's first book, the one based on his doctoral thesis. You begin in earnest. Your intentions are the best. But before long, you're flipping ahead to see just how many pages there are. It's a diversion tactic, and you know it. The maneuver only postpones the inevitable realization -- neither your heart nor the author's is really in this.

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