Dick & Le Guin didn't meet but corresponded intensely. She was put off by the Valis visions. Her critique of Dick's sexism led him to create his most plausible female character: http://blog.loa.org/2010/12/what-philip-k-dick-learned-about-women.html?m=1 …
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Reminds me of perfect-game-hurling pitchers Don Larsen and David Wells.
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This recalls, for me, the fact that Einstein and Kafka moved in the same social circle in Prague, but there's no record of them meeting. I wish I were capable of writing a fictional conversation between those two.
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this is good on their relationship http://blog.loa.org/2010/12/what-philip-k-dick-learned-about-women.html?m=1 …
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We should re-up that with maybe a Minute (from me) about their relationship.
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Charles Burns and Lynda Barry
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More than that: Charles Burns, Lynda Barry and Matt Groening all went to the same college at the same time.
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Wikipedia says they were in the same graduating class. Is that wrong?
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Ah, that's right. He was a year older but in the same graduating class
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Scott McCloud and Kurt Busiek. And somewhat later, Amanda Palmer.
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Bill McKibben was at LHS, overlapping with Scott and me, as well. [Lev, Austin and Bathsheba Grossman were post-us, pre-Amanda]. We also overlapped at college with Aaron Sorkin and Vanessa Williams.
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