In a message dated 1/8/2005 9:42:18 AM Central Standard Time, blake.jon@xxxxxxxxx writes: > I am writing on behalf of Project Aon, a group of admirers of the > Magnamund Companion that you helped to illustrate, and the world of > Magnamund in general. If you are not the same [name] that worked on > this book, we would still appreciate a reply so that we can make note > of it and refrain from disturbing you again in the future. The first paragraph of this didn't read well to me. Perhaps the first sentence should read something like this: "I am writing on behalf of Project Aon, a group of admirers of the [fictional?] world of Magnamund, including the Magnamund Companion that you helped illustrate." I also think the "if you are not the same" sentence may read better later on in the letter. In the first paragraph, I don't think it's very clear what this is all about just yet, and that sentence seems to me a little out of place. I realize I very rarely pipe in around here, but as an unofficial member of the Grammar Police, I felt I need to throw in my two cents.... Rob Hataway Ridgeland, MS