From magidin@uclink.berkeley.edu
Subject: Red Iguana Noon:Wrath of Knowledgius. Epilogue.
Date: 10 Oct 1994 00:43:21 GMT
Message-ID: <37a2n9$gae@agate.berkeley.edu>


[Interviewer] Welcome, to another of edition of Usenet Tonight!
With us tonight is none other than Stanley Nizenski, also known
as Publius, the Red Iguana, Defender of Madison, Iguana of
Religiousness, Revectorizer of Society, Poster of No Reply, and
other titles too varied to mention all. He is also one of the
featured characters of "Red Iguana Dawn" by Stacy Prowell,
and "Red Iguana Noon" by Arturo Magidin, its sequel.

[Interviewer nods to Publius, sitting in a chair besides her.
He nods back politely]

[Interviewer] I'm sure the question in everybody's mind is:
Who is the Mighty Red Iguana? How did you achieve so much
fame in so little time? What must one be when young to
grow up to be like Publius?

[Publius looks confused]

[Inteviewer] Let me put it easier, then. We would like to know
what sort of background do you have. When you were young, you
were a, what?

[Publius' face brightens. He answers, confidently:

In article <34v4if$p89@tequesta.gate.net> Publius (publius@gate.net) writes:

> Adolescent wise-guy. 

[Interviewer] Ehr, yes. Stay tuned, after the commercial break, will
go back to the interview. I am Diane Finn, and this is

>PUBLIUS
>

[Interviewer] Stay tuned for more.

======================================================================
"It's not denial. I'm just very selective about
 what I accept as reality."
    --- Calvin ("Calvin and Hobbes")
======================================================================

Arturo Magidin
magidin@uclink.berkeley.edu
magidin@math.berkeley.edu