There seemed to be no choice for her but to finish the book her husband had started. It kept me close to Harris. It seemed difficult for Joan and the two men to explain why Harris Stone insisted on hand-scripting his four books. It was simply the way he was. Newton said the book demonstrates an expenditure of effort.
Most books are rather remote from the author.
His technique enabled him to have more drawings. Carswell, an associate professor of architecture at KU, found it difficult to do the drawings. It was difficult to convey Harris Stone's themes. He didn't have Harris' visual insights. The book, published in December 1998, is an unusual size at 8 inches by 10 inches.