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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