There's Broch's _Death of Virgil_, that's from the same milieu as Canetti...
>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 08/25/06 9:54 AM >>> I enjoyed this one. It made me think of the other night when I was standing in line at the video store with my little stack of vids and the counter folks had on the Shatner Roast. I was going to say next wouldn't it be awful (though I love Bill) to do Canetti's Death of Socrates using William Shatner, but then I thought to look up Canneti's ouvre to make sure, and sure enough it wasn't there.. Not sure why I thought he had written that, but I did see this which sort of fit: Komoedie der Eitelkeit 1934 (The Comedy of Vanity) Is there a famous novel about the Trial or Death of Socrates? I thought Canetti had written one.. > Canetti writes "Every command consists of momentum and sting." >
