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In 1983, she knew
that this author, Ariana–
with the mile long
Greek name—
would become
a modern
Goddess.
None of her fellow designers,
or any other Abrams employees,
believed
her.
Stassinopoulos
She told her colleagues that Ariana was easy
to work with "If you remember to laugh at her jokes."
Then along came a little rich boy and prophecy
was fulfilled. Ariana became a Huffington.
Bejeweled and un-bewildered, the world
became her oyster.
What more does a modern Goddess need to do,
after legitimizing that puky sounding thing
called a Blog?
One more question: did the very, very special
Abrams Books designer know–in 1983–
that she was the future Mrs. CarPeo?
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ReplyDeleteWhat is going on here?
With proper accreditation, everything
Deleteon this page has been stated elsewhere
within the GodFather of Math Trilogy.
Mrs. Carpeo was unaware!
ReplyDeleteAnd Mr. CarPeo acknowledges that the future
DeleteMrs. C exclusively worked on
publicity for this book.
No Mrs. O?
ReplyDeleteMrs. CarPeo = Mrs. Oliverio
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