I was more touched by her story about mowing a field near the center of town. It's conclusion should be obvious, but her style precludes anticipation. In many ways, she forsaged modern television suspense.

I have often thought that Gaiman owes much of is "Lakeside" chapters to Jackson.

I have long thought that the Ikea layout is a disaster waiting to happen. How many people could not get out if there was a fire?