The Driver's Seat,'' and it is, yet again, a disturbing and exhilarating experience. The central character in Muriel Spark's latest novel is writing a monograph on the Book of Job. Job was a rich man, an establishment figure, who endured all that suffering. Along came his friends who told him he must have done something wrong but he said no. Yes - she was that type.
Nobody can sympathize with the real terrorists.
I believe the movement has failed. Each notebook has 72 pages. I write on every other line, on one side of the page.