engle

It's sad that Engle had such a similar name to Engles, because he had a lot of interesting stuff to say.

Mary Engle Pennington (1872–1952), chemist, bacteriologist, and refrigeration engineer.

For a single author, first three characters of the name and last two characters of the year: Engle (1982) becomes Eng82; (by example...) Engle and Granger (1987) becomes EnG87; Sargent, Williams and Zha (2006) becomes SWZ06; etc.

Anyone looking for L'Engle's views on politics and "security" should be looking in the many passages she _did_ publish.

Engle added, “Everybody was doing it because it was simply the way it was done.

Curious what other people think though - seems kind of like "timing the market," but Engle's track record also speaks for itself.

That's an embarrassment, of course, but not the kind of persecution you're implying that L'Engle would've faced.

Also old hat; the l'Engle books, possibly Narnia (though that lacks powers it otherwise fits the bill), plenty more.

Author of "A Wrinkle in Time" Madeleine L'Engle said, "You have to write the book that wants to be written.

Le Guin, Madeleine L'Engle, and Douglas Adams (very much in the spirit of Jonathan Swift IMO, and still underappreciated as such).

Engle, associate director at FTC's division of advertising practices, said in the letter.

Or what the annihilist embodiment-of-evil antagonists in a Madeline l'Engle novel do.

Anyone looking for L'Engle's views on politics and "security" should be looking in the many passages she _did_ publish.

Engle added, “Everybody was doing it because it was simply the way it was done.

Curious what other people think though - seems kind of like "timing the market," but Engle's track record also speaks for itself.

Author of "A Wrinkle in Time" Madeleine L'Engle said, "You have to write the book that wants to be written.

That's an embarrassment, of course, but not the kind of persecution you're implying that L'Engle would've faced.

Also old hat; the l'Engle books, possibly Narnia (though that lacks powers it otherwise fits the bill), plenty more.

Le Guin, Madeleine L'Engle, and Douglas Adams (very much in the spirit of Jonathan Swift IMO, and still underappreciated as such).