Loss Leader
I would save the receptionist., Moderator
While cleaning out a whole bunch of old books, I unearthed The Passover Plot by Hugh Schonfield.
As the book's interior says, the author:
This edition is from 1967, although I think there have been updates.
But the point is that I will mail you this book for free. It is yours to collect, cherish, read, alienate, sell for profit, or destroy completely. You could probably plagiarize it for your doctoral thesis seeing as it's fifty years old and everyone who knows the book is long dead. Dr. Schonfield himself has been dead nearly 30 years.
If you would like this limited edition (in that I only have one of them) somewhat worn but perfectly readable paperback, let me know. First come, only one served.
As the book's interior says, the author:
This edition is from 1967, although I think there have been updates.
But the point is that I will mail you this book for free. It is yours to collect, cherish, read, alienate, sell for profit, or destroy completely. You could probably plagiarize it for your doctoral thesis seeing as it's fifty years old and everyone who knows the book is long dead. Dr. Schonfield himself has been dead nearly 30 years.
If you would like this limited edition (in that I only have one of them) somewhat worn but perfectly readable paperback, let me know. First come, only one served.
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I have it in hardback. Picked it, among dozens of others from my grandfather's library when he passed in '88. Its an interesting read - well written, at least. But, I gathered early on it was meant to be sensational at the time, and there was a lot more sensation than compelling fact or analysis.
