61.   Gordon chooses to write from the third person, giving the job of expressing the thoughts of all the characters to an omniscient narrator.

62.   He is the president of Spence Publishing Company, a small press dedicated to books on cultural and social issues written from a conservative outlook.

63.   He said that representatives of the Church of Scientology were ejected, and that donated literature not written from a Christian perspective was not distributed.

64.   He writes from a perspective shaped by assisting the suicide of his mother, who was dying of cancer.

65.   Her big scoop was persuading a childhood friend named John Peavoy to turn over a bundle of letters Hillary wrote him from college.

66.   He said the letters King wrote from jail and prison show that he has no regret for what happened to Byrd and that he is a racist.

67.   He writes from Atlanta.

68.   He wanted to write from his own experiences of being gay.

69.   His last letter, written from the hospital, was to Perkins.

70.   His sense of dislocation gave him permanent outsider status no matter where he went, eventually allowing him to write from the point of view of an extraterrestrial.