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268 Richard Aubrey says: December 5, 2014 at 2:12 pm David Foster. Much agree wrt Canticle for Leibowitz. Like a lot of sci fi back in those days, if you wanted a different world, you had a nuclear war. Change the stage setting as it were. That was before LOTR had made fantasy respectable. ADBG. My point about the acronyms is that they, imo, provide an illusion of precision to a fuzzy subject. Ex. Fall of 1961, I’m a high school senior walking down the hall after some geeky thing I had going on, noted there were auditions for Arms and The Man by Shaw. Did a column left, tried out (NEVER EVER THOUGHT I WOULD DO SOMETHING LIKE THAT) and got the male lead, Capt. Bluntschli, a Swiss mercenary officer. We were pretty short in the props department and after all the swords got handed out, we were left with a cavalry sabre and I was the only one big enough to wear it like a sword. Or maybe there was something else. It was fabulously interesting, engaged my whole life for six weeks. But I said my lines, moved as told, and didn’t think I was “acting”.