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• A Few (mostly contemporary) Authors' Pages: A | Acker | Allison | Alvarez | Auster | B | Banks | Barnes | Donald Barthelme | Bowman | T. C. Boyle | C | Capote | Carver | Chabon | Cheever | Cisneros | Billy Collins | D | DeLillo | Doctorow | Dove | Ducornet | E | Eggers | Eliot | Erdrich | F | Anne Fadiman | Fitzgerald | Franzen | G | Gibson | H | Hoban | I | J | Jen | Charles Johnson | Diane Johnson | K | Kincaid | Kingsolver | L | Leavitt | LeGuin | Levine | M | Marquis | Maso | Moore | Mosley | Morrison | N | Naylor | O | Oates | O'Brien | Ozick | P | Powers | Proulx | Pynchon | Q | R | S | Salinger | Saunders | Sedaris | Simic | Smiley | Spiegelman | T | Tan | Tyler | U | V | Vonnegut | W | Ware | West | Y | Z
• Kathy Acker (1944-1997)
  • Kathy Acker (1944-1997) (collection of links)
  • Kathy Acker Interview by R. U. Sirius (io, c. 1997)
  • Mark/Space's Kathy Acker links
  • Kathy Acker website
  • "In Memoriam to Kathy Acker: A Deleuze and Guattarian Approach" by Robert Lort
  • "A Conversation with Kathy Acker" by Ellen G. Friedman (CenterForBookCulture.org, 1 Feb. 1988)
• Dorothy Allison (b. 1949)
  • "The Salon Interview: Dorothy Allison" by Laura Miller (Salon.com, March 1998)
  • "Dorothy Allison: The Value of Redemption" by Kathleen Wilkinson (Curve Magazine, 2001)
  • Dorothy Allison (bio and links at Bedford St. Martin's)
• Julia Alvarez (b. 1950)
  • Julia Alvarez (official website)
  • Julia Alvarez (at Voices from the Gaps)
  • BookReporter's Julia Alvarez page (includes interview)
• Paul Auster (b. 1947)
  • Stuart Pilkington's Paul Auster: The Definitive Website
  • Kenneth Kreutzer's Paul Auster: A Brief Biography (courtesy of The Wayback Machine, which captured the page on 27 Nov. 2001)
  • New York Times' Featured Author: Paul Auster
  • NPR's National Story Project With Paul Auster on Weekend All Things Considered (Oct. 1999-July 2001)
  • Chris Pace's Stillman's Maze (a Paul Auster site)
  • Paul Auster Interview (Worldguide Interviews, 21 Oct. 1996)
  • Paul Auster on LINEbreak (1995: inlcudes real audio interview with and readings by Auster)
  • "My Lunch with Paul Auster" by Chris Colin (Salon.com, 23 July 1999)
  • "NPR's Story Project Proves Truth Is Stranger" by Dinitia Smith (New York Times, 7 Nov. 2001)
• Russell Banks (b. 1940)
  • Russell Banks (official page, maintained by the Steve Barclay Agency)
  • New York Times' More on Russell Banks
  • "Time Can Transform the Fantasies of Youth" by Russell Banks (New York Times, 6 December 1999)
  • "The Salon Interview: Russell Banks" by Cynthia Joyce (Jan. 1998)
  • Time magazine's online chat with Novelist Russell Banks (March 1998)
• Djuna Barnes (1892-1982)
  • Studio Cleo's Djuna Barnes site
  • Djuna Barnes (at Books and Writers)
  • The Knitting Circle's Djuna Barnes page
  • Guide to the Papers of Djuna Barnes (PDF file at the University of Maryland libraries)
• Donald Barthelme (1931-1989)
  • Jessamyn West's Barthelmismo (a Donald Barthelme page)
  • Donald Barthelme (1931-1989) by Linda Wagner-Martin and Charles Molesworth (Heath)
• David Bowman (b. 1957)
  • Time-Warner's David Bowman page
  • Chapter 1 of Bunny Modern (at the New York Times)
  • Articles by David Bowman at Salon:
    • "Big Game" (article about Pynchon, 22 Sept. 1998)
    • "Literary Leftovers" (article about Brautigan and Hammett, 21 Oct. 1999)
    • Review of Jim Munroe's Flyboy Action Figure Comes with Gasmask (19 Nov. 1999)
    • Review of his own novel, Bunny Modern
    • Review of David Darlington's AREA 51: The Dreamland Chronicles: The Legend of America's Most Secret Military Base (17 Dec. 1997)
    • Review of Noah Hawley's A Conspiracy of Tall Men (10 July 1998)
  • "Tracking the Novella Trend: Slim-Fast Fiction" by David Bowman (Village Voice, 1-7 Nov. 2000)
• T. Coraghessan Boyle (b. 1948)
  • TCBoyle.com (official site)
  • Sandye Utley's All About T. Coraghessan Boyle Resource Center
  • Reinhard Donath's T. C. Boyle: The Author and his works
  • New York Times' Featured Author: T. Coraghessan Boyle
  • "Turning fact into fiction" by Laura Reynolds Adler (BookPage, Feb. 1998)
• Truman Capote (1924-1984)
  • Truman Capote: A Black + White Tribute
  • New York Times' More on Truman Capote
  • Interview with George Plimpton about his book, Truman Capote, In Which Various Friends, Enemies, Acquaintances, and Detractors Recall His Turbulent Career (at Random House)
• Raymond Carver (1938-1988)
  • Phil Carson's Raymond Carver Page
  • Carver: The Raymond Carver Website
  • Raymond Carver (1938-1988) by Paul Jones (Heath)
  • Prose as Architecture: Two Interviews with Raymond Carver
• Michael Chabon (b. 1963)
  • Bumps on My Head (Michael Chabon's personal page)
  • Michael Chabon by Scott Tobias (interview at The Onion).
  • "Michael Chabon's Amazing Adventures" by Dave Weich (interview at Powell's Books, 12 Oct. 2000)
  • "Quixotic Friendships: An Interview with Michael Chabon" by Bob Goodman (Beacon Street Review 9.2 [1996], repr. Natterbox Nov. 1999).
  • "Michael Chabon: Comics Came First" by Lewis Buzbee (New York Times, 24 Sept. 2000)
  • "Super and less-than-superheroes: a talk with the amazing Chabon" by Ellen Kanner (Bookpage, 2000)
• John Cheever (1912-1982)
  • Bedford-St. Martin's Fiction: John Cheever, brief bio. and a page of links
  • John Dyer's John Cheever: Parody and The Suburban Aesthetic (Univ. of Virginia)
  • Norton's John Cheever page
  • "Personal Best: 'The Swimmer' by John Cheever" by Michael Chabon (An analysis of Cheever's story, at Salon)
• Sandra Cisneros (b. 1954)
  • Academy of American Poets' Sandra Cisneros page
  • Las Mujeres' Sandra Cisneros site
  • Voices from the Gaps' Sandra Cisneros page
  • Inez Ramsey's Sandra Cisneros Teacher Resource File (Internet School Library)
  • Jane Juffer's Sandra Cisneros site (Modern American Poetry)
• Billy Collins (b. 1941)
  • Billy Collins (official site)
  • Billy Collins (site maintained by the Steve Barclay Agency)
  • Academy of American Poets' Billy Collins page
  • Collins' Poetry 180: A Poem a Day for American High Schools (Library of Congress: Collins' initiative "to make it easy for students to hear or read a poem each day of the 180 days of the school year")
  • Commencement Speech by Billy Collins, given at Choate Rosemary Hall, Wallingford, Conn., 3 June 2001 (courtesy of The Wayback Machine, which captured the page on 5 Oct. 2001)
  • "The Companionship of a Poem" by Billy Collins (Chronicle of Higher Education, 23 Nov. 2001). You need to be a subscriber in order to log on to this site.
  • "The Names" by Billy Collins (Poetry & Literature Center of the Library of Congress. Poem read in New York, 6 Sept. 2002).
• Don DeLillo (b. 1936)
  • Curt Gardner's Don DeLillo's America
  • The Don DeLillo Society and its page of Links
  • New York Times' Featured Author: Don DeLillo
• E. L. Doctorow (b. 1931)
  • False Documents: An E. L. Doctorow Page
  • New York Times' Featured Author: E. L. Doctorow
  • "Quick Cuts: The Novel Follows Film Into a World of Fewer Words" by E. L. Doctorow (New York Times, 13 March 1999)
• Rita Dove (b. 1952)
  • Academy of American Poets' Rita Dove page
  • HomeArts' Rita Dove: A Western Canon, Jr. (courtesy of The Wayback Machine, which captured the page on 2 Aug. 2001)
  • Modern American Poetry's Rita Dove page
• Rikki Ducornet (b. 1943)
  • An Interview with Rikki Ducornet by Sinda Gregory and Larry McCaffery (Dalkey Archive Press; repr. from the Review of Contemporary Fiction, Fall 1998, Vol. 18.3). Courtesy of The Wayback Machine, which captured the page in 2001.
  • Interview with Rikki Ducornet by Alexander Laurence (The Write Stuff: Interviews, Oct. 1999)
  • A Conversation with Rikki Ducornet by John Broening (Colorado Springs Independent, 6 Jan. 2000)
  • Paul McRandle's review of Ducornet's The Jade Cabinet (The Second Circle, c. 2000)
• Dave Eggers (b. 1970)
  • Michiko Kakutani, "'A Heartbreaking Work . . .' : Clever Young Man Raises Sweet Little Brother" (New York Times, 1 Feb. 2000: review of A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius)
  • Sarah Lyall, "A Wry Survivor of a World That Fell Apart Finds a Quick Celebrity" (New York Times, 10 Feb. 2000: profile of Eggers)
  • McSweeney's, the journal edited by Eggers (Note: this is the official site, at McSweeneys.net. In April 2000, there was also a parody [?] McSweeney's site at McSweeneys.com. It is not clear whether this parody -- if it was one -- was created by Dave Eggers or the Massachusetts McSweeneys, who own the domain McSweeneys.com)
  • "Q & A: Around the World in a Week" (interview, New Yorker, 12 Aug. 2002)
• T. S. Eliot (1888-19)
  • What the Thunder Said: T. S. Eliot, maintained by Raymond Camden.
  • Academy of American Poets' T. S. Eliot page
  • T. S. Eliot, HarperAudio (RealAudio files of Eliot reading his poetry)
  • Arwin van Arum's T. S. Eliot Hypertext Project
• Louise Erdrich (b. 1954)
  • Native American Authors Project's Louise Erdrich page (annotated index of links)
  • Voices from the Gaps' Louise Erdrich site
  • "Two Languages in Mind, but Just One in the Heart" by Louise Erdrich (New York Times 22 May 2000)
  • Louse Erdrich (b. 1954) by Andrew O. Wiget
  • The Salon Interview: Louise Erdrich by Robert Spillman (Salon, 1996)
  • "More Love Medicine" by Polly Sprenger (profile and bio at A&E, 11 Apr. 1996)
• Anne Fadiman (b. 1953)
  • Anne Fadiman on the Web
• F. Scott Fitzgerald (1869-1940)
  • F. Scott Fitzgerald Centennary Home Page (Univ. of South Carolina)
  • F. Scott Fitzgerald Society
• Jonathan Franzen (b. 1959)
  • "Fiction's New Fab Four" by R. Z. Sheppard (Time, 14 April 1997)
  • "Chained" by Jonathan Franzen (Salon.com, 18 Aug. 2000)
  • "Jonathan Franzen's Big Book" by Emily Eakin (New York Times Magazine, 2 Sept. 2001)
  • "'The Corrections': Jonathan Franzen's American Gothic" by David Gates (New York Times Book Review 9 Sept. 2001)
  • New Yorker "Talk of the Town" essay on WTC attacks by Jonathan Franzen (New Yorker, 24 Sept 2001; scroll down to the second piece). Courtesy of The Wayback Machine, which captured the page on 20 Sept. 2001.
  • "Mainstream and Meaningful" by Jessica Murphy (interview, The Atlantic Unbound, 3 Oct. 2001)
  • "Jonathan Franzen, Uncorrected" by Dave Weich (interview at Powell's Books, 4 Oct. 2001)
  • "Winfrey Rescinds Offer to Author for Guest Appearance" by David D. Kirkpatrick (New York Times, 24 Oct. 2001)
  • "'Oprah' Gaffe by Jonathan Franzen Draws Ire and Sales" by David D. Kirkpatrick (New York Times, 29 Oct. 2001)
  • "Oprah Makes a Correction" (parody "infographic" at The Onion, 7 Nov. 2001). No longer here.
  • "One blindfold, two earplugs, nine years" by Alex Blimes (This Is London, 29 Nov. 2001)
• William Gibson (b. 1948)
  • Po-Mo SF: William Gibson's Neuromancer and Post-Modern Science Fiction
  • S. Page's William Gibson Bibliography / Mediagraphy
  • Addicted to Noise's Cover Story: William Gibson (Oct. 1996)
• Russell Hoban (b. 1925)
  • Dave Awl's The Head of Orpheus: A Russell Hoban Reference Page
  • Pure Fiction Reviews Interviews Russell Hoban by John Forsyth (1998)
• Gish Jen (b. 1956)
  • "Gish Jen Passes Muster -- Again" by Dave Weich (at Powell's Books, June 1999)
  • Voices from the Gaps' Gish Jen site
  • "Author Gish Jen explores America's immigrant experience" by Erica Noonan (PolkOnline.com, Sept. 1999)
  • McDougal Littell's Gish Jen bio
  • "Being Accepted as American: 'You sort of wonder who really feels unequivocally American'": Bill Moyers' Interivew with Gish Jen (Becoming American: The Chinese Experience, PBS, 2003)
• Charles Johnson (b. 1948)
  • New York Times' More on Charles Johnson
  • African American Literature Book Club's Charles Johnson page
  • "Fictionalizing King" by Charles Johnson (Seattle Times, 2000). Courtesy of The Wayback Machine, which captured the page on 24 Jan. 2002.
• Diane Johnson (b. 1934)
  • New York Times' Featured Author: Diane Johnson
  • "Diane Johnson: An American in Paris looks at life, love, and manners," interview by Alden Mudge (BookPage, April 2000)
• Jamaica Kincaid (b. 1949)
  • Vanessa Pupello's Jamaica Kincaid page (Fall 1997; includes biography and bibliography)
  • New York Times' More on Jamaica Kincaid
  • "Jamaica Kincaid": The Salon Interview by Dwight Garner
• Barbara Kingsolver (b. 1955)
  • Barbara Kingsolver (official site, at kingsolver.com)
  • "Barbara Kingsolver turns to her past to understand the present", interview by Ellen Kanner (BookPage, Nov. 1998)
  • Lit chat with Barbara Kingsolver (Salon.com, Dec. 1995)
• David Leavitt (b. 1961)
  • New York Times' Featured Author: David Leavitt
  • George Lear's David Leavitt Interview (at Pure Fiction Reviews, 1998)
• Philip Levine (b. 1928)
  • Modern American Poetry's Philip Levine page
  • Internet Poetry Archive's Philip Levine page (University of North Carolina)
  • Highway 99 Project's Session 4. Philip Levine (courtesy of The Wayback Machine, which captured the page on 31 Oct. 2001.
  • "A Useful Poetry: An Interview with Philip Levine" by by Wen Stephenson (The Atlantic, 8 April 1999): includes several of Levine's poems
• Ursula K. LeGuin (b. 1929)
  • Ursula K. LeGuin's Website (official site)
  • The Ekumen: an Ursula K. LeGuin Reference Page
  • LeGuin's World (fan site)
  • Laura Quilter's Unofficial Ursula K. LeGuin Page
  • Ursula K. LeGuin (brief bio and links, last updated 1997)
• Don Marquis (1878-1937)
  • John Batteiger's Don Marquis site (formerly the archy and mehitabel page)
  • Jim Ennes' Don Marquis site
• Carol Maso (b. 1955)
  • An Interview with Carole Maso by Steven Moore (Dalkey Archive Press; repr. from the Review of Contemporary Fiction, Summer 1994, Vol. 14.2). Courtesy of The Wayback Machine, which captured the page in April 2001.
  • Carole Maso -- Brown Writing (Brown University).
  • Web Del Sol's Carole Maso page
• Lorrie Moore (b. 1957)
  • New York Times' Featured Author: Lorrie Moore
  • "Moore's Better Blues": The Salon Interview by Dwight Garner (10 Oct. 1998)
  • Introduction to the Fall 1998 Issue of Ploughshares by Lorrie Moore
  • About Lorrie Moore: A Profile by Don Lee (Ploughshares, Fall 1998)
  • excerpt from "Lorrie Moore: The Art of Fiction CLXVII" (Paris Review, Spring-Summer 2001)
  • Reher, Myers, and Dobles' Lorrie Moore page (not much here)
• Toni Morrison (b. 1931)
  • Anniina Jokinen's Toni Morrison Page
  • New York Times' More on Toni Morrison
  • "The Salon Interview: Toni Morrison" by Zia Jaffrey (Feb. 1998)
  • Toni Morrison, Winner of the 1993 Nobel Prize in Literature (at the Noble Prize Internet Archive)
  • Toni Morrison (b. 1931) by Sue Houchins (Heath)
• Walter Mosley (b. 1952)
  • waltermosley.com (official site)
  • Scott W. Williams' The Mysteries of Walter Mosley
• Gloria Naylor (b. 1950)
  • Erin's Unofficial Gloria Naylor Homepage
• Joyce Carol Oates (b. 1938)
  • Celestial Timepiece: A Joyce Carol Oates Home Page
  • New York Times' Featured Author: Joyce Carol Oates
  • "To Invigorate Literary Mind, Start Moving Literary Feet" by Joyce Carol Oates (New York Times, 18 July 1999)
  • "Joyce Carol Oates sings the Broke Heart Blues" by Ellen Kanner (interview at BookPage, 1999)
  • "Personal Best: Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll" by Joyce Carol Oates (An analysis of the novel, at Salon)
• Tim O'Brien (b. 1946)
  • Marilyn Knapp Litt's Tim O'Brien's Home Page
  • New York Times' Featured Author: Tim O'Brien
• Cynthia Ozick (b. 1928)
  • "The Many Faces of Cynthia Ozick," interview by Katie Bolick (The Atlantic, 15 May 1997)
  • Cynthia Ozick at the Complete Review
  • Cynthia Ozick by Joseph Lowin (Jewish Student Online Resource Center)
• Richard Powers (b. 1957)
  • David G. Dodd's Richard Powers: Bibliography (extensive, includes links) Highly recommended.
  • Richard Powers Interview by Michael Tortorello (RainTaxi, 1999). Courtesy of The Wayback Machine, which captured the page on19 Oct. 2001.
  • The Salon Interview: Richard Powers by Laura Miller (Salon.com, 1998)
  • "Being and Seeming: the Technology of Representation" by Richard Powers (Context 3 at CenterforBookCulture.org, 2000). Courtesy of The Wayback Machine, which captured the page in 2001.
  • An Interview with Richard Powers by Jim Neilson (CenterforBookCulture.com, Fall 1998)
  • The Last Generalist: An Interview with Richard Powers by Jeffrey Williams (1999)
  • A Dialogue: Richard Powers and Bradford Morrow (Conjunctions 34, Spring 2000)
  • Two Geeks on Their Way to Byzantium: A Conversation with Richard Powers by Harvey Blume (The Atlantic, 28 June 2000)
  • "The Author as Science Guy" by Emily Eakin (New York Times, 18 Feb. 2003).
• E. Annie Proulx (b. 1935)
  • New York Times' Featured Author: Annie Proulx
  • "Inspiration? Head Down the Back Road, and Stop for the Yard Sales" by Annie Proulx (New York Times, 10 May 1999)
  • Soundprint's "A Visit With E. Annie Proulx" (audio documentary)
  • "After the Pulitzer-prize Shipping News, a story of the immigrant experience from E. Annie Proulx" by Ellen Kanner (interview at Bookpage, 1996)
• Thomas Pynchon (b. 1937)
  • Niran Abbas' Thomas Pynchon Page (nice collection of links).
  • The Pynchon Files ("Dedicated to the life and work of Thomas Pynchon"). Courtesy of The Wayback Machine, which captured the site on 1 Mar. 2000.
  • Pynchon-L (the Pynchon listserv, at waste.org)
  • Pynchon Notes
  • New York Times' More on Thomas Pynchon
  • San Narcisco Community College Thomas Pynchon Home Page
  • Spermatikos Logos: A Thomas Pynchon website
  • Tim Ware's HyperArts Pynchon Pages
  • Thomas Pynchon (b. 1937?) by Richard Pearce (Heath)
  • The Letters of Wanda Tinasky ("letters which may have been pseudonymously written by Pynchon in the mid 1980s"). Courtesy of The Wayback Machine, which captured the site on 23 Oct. 1999.
• J. D. Salinger (b. 1919)
  • Stephen Foskett's Salinger.org
  • Books and Writers' J. D. Salinger page
  • Bohemian Ink's J. D. Salinger page (brief bio. + links to other sites)
• George Saunders (b. 1959):
  • Beatrice Interview: George Saunders by Ron Hogan (2000)
  • "A Satirist in Full Stride", interview with George Saunders at the Atlantic (17 May 2000)
  • Diary at Slate.com (June 2000)
  • "Sea Oak" by George Saunders (short story at the Barcelona Review, Sept.-Oct. 2000)
  • "Strip Mind" by George Saunders (tribute to Charles Schulz in the New York Times Magazine, 7 Jan. 2001)
  • George Saunders page at Syracuse University, where Saunders teaches creative writing.
• David Sedaris (b. 1957)
  • David Sedaris (official page, maintained by the Steve Barclay Agency)
  • Travis Paddock's David Sedaris Internet Resource
  • Steve Rhodes' David Sedaris (unofficial page)
  • The New York Times' More on David Sedaris
• Charles Simic (b. 1938)
  • Academy of American Poets' Charles Simic page
  • Charles Simic: Interview by J.M. Spalding (Cortland Review, Aug. 1998)
• Jane Smiley (b. 1949)
  • New York Times' More on Jane Smiley
  • "The Muse: The Listener Also Instructs" by Jane Smiley (New York Times, 26 April 1999)
  • "Take a wild ride with Jane Smiley's spirited new heroine" by Ellen Kanner (interview at BookPage, April 1998)
  • "The Adventures of Jane Smiley" by Katie Bacon (interview at The Atlantic, May 1998)
  • "Jane Smiley's Horse Sense" by Russ Spencer (BOOK Magazine, May/June 2000)
  • "Who's Happiest in Horse Heaven, Jane Smiley or the Horses?" by Dave Weich (interview at Powell's Books, 27 Feb. 2001)
• Art Spiegelman (b. 1948): see my page of "Visual Arts" links
• Amy Tan (b. 1952)
  • Amy Tan (official page, maintained by the Steve Barclay Agency)
  • Voices from the Gaps' Amy Tan page
  • Anniina's Amy Tan Page
  • "The Salon Interview: Amy Tan"
  • Mosaic's Interview with Amy Tan
  • Inez Ramsey's Amy Tan: WWW Links
• Anne Tyler (b. 1941)
  • Featured Author: Anne Tyler (New York Times)
  • Pegasos' Anne Tyler page
• Kurt Vonnegut (b. 1922)
  • New York Times' So It Goes: The Work Of Kurt Vonnegut
  • "Despite Tough Guys, Life Is Not the Only School for Real Novelists" by Kurt Vonnegut (New York Times, 24 May 1999)
  • "The Salon Interview: Kurt Vonnegut" by Frank Houston (Oct. 1999)
• Chris Ware (b. 1967): see my page of "Visual Arts" links
• Nathanael West (1903-1940)
  • Pegasos' Nathanael West page
  • "A Wasteland of Contradictions: The California Dreams of Nathanael West" by Jim Tejani (Literary Traveler, Apr. 2000).
• General Links for American Literature
  • American Literature Association
  • The Academy of American Poets' Home Page
  • Modern American Poetry Site: An Online Journal and Multimedia Companion to Cary Nelson's Anthology of Modern American Poetry (Oxford UP, 2000).
  • The United States of Poetry (a 6-part PBS special, produced by ITVS)
  • Norton Websource to American Literature
  • Mitsuharu Matsuoka's American Authors on the Web (Nagoya Univ., Japan)
  • American Studies Electronic Crossroads (Georgetown University)
  • Electronic Archives for Teaching the American Literatures (Georgetown University)
  • Andrew L.Graham's American Literature: Electronic Texts (Keele Univ., UK)
  • Jack Lynch's Literary Resources -- American (Rutgers)
  • Alan Liu's Voice of the Shuttle: American Literature (Univ. of California, Santa Barbara)
  • Mapping the Literary Landscape of Los Angeles (Mount St. Mary's College)

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