& XSLT I wrote:
>  (Apologies
>  for the plug, but it's one of the few books I've edited which has made
>  me fonder of the technologies it covered instead of merely
>  frustrated.)</plug>

That looks really odd, so I should clarify before my authors beat me up.  

This book got me over my initial gag reaction to a subject which at
first glance looked horrible but which turned out largely nice once I
got up the steep curve at the start.  

I'm quite pleased with the other books I've edited, but have to admit
that I still marvel at how hard it can be to nail down what a spec
really means. That generates real frustration, even when the authors are
fantastic.  And some books covered subjects I knew from the outset would
be enjoyable... I do like some things!

-- 
Simon St.Laurent
Ring around the content, a pocket full of brackets
Errors, errors, all fall down!
http://simonstl.com

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