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I have read an unpublished manuscript about the murder of a patent examiner. 
It's a fairly good story, written by an inventor turned examiner.  I can't
post any details because he is on vacation.

Barry Chapin (chapin@draper.com) (bwc2809@support7) wrote:
: Hello,

: I am just finishing a good book titled "The Partners" by Louis
: Auchincloss.  It is an entertaining novel about partners in a law
: firm in NYC, set in the 1970's, and is written by a lawyer, in a
: lawyer's perspective.  I need to write a paper on it for Prof. Resp.
: I would recommend this book as light reading for any lawyer or law
: student.  I especially liked it since it gives me a perspective of
: what life might be like for a partner in a law firm - with the problems
: that they deal with, versus what an associate sees as firm life.

: Are there any books written about (or that contain) the subject of
: patent law, or intellectual property law, which are NOT reference
: books, like treatises or textbooks, etc.  I am looking for maybe a
: novel or other "story" which may incorporate an IP theme.  It may
: be that there are no such books, but "The Partners" is worth posting
: about anyways.

: -Barry Chapin	chapin@draper.com
: Engineer	Draper Laboratory, Cambridge, MA
: Law Student	Evenings, Suffolk University, Boston, MA
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