From: "James Griffin" <umbraenoctis at hotmail.com> >To my (sometimes faulty) recollection, no one has yet brought up this minute >allusion in the afterword (whatever it may be, that's what I'm calling it) >of Sethra Lavode. As noted in JRR's Letters, in which pub (aliased by the >initials B & B) did C. S. L. and T. meet? What do the initials B & B stand >for? (which fits the reference in the afterword of Sethra Lavode) Please use >spoiler space if replying to the list. I got it at my first read. S P O I L E R S P A C E S P O I L E R S P A C E C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien used to meet at a pub called "The Eagle and Child", which they nicknamed, "Bird and Baby". Which could indeed be "Roast and Rugrat", yes. -- David Goldfarb |"My society worries about people getting their goldfarb at ocf.berkeley.edu | hands on illegal drugs but they'll sell any goldfarb at csua.berkeley.edu | idiot a bag of concrete." | -- Teresa Nielsen Hayden