Book titles are certainly subject to trends, and this title format plays well to current fashions: publishing loves the "quirky" and grotesque, and although in one or two cases the wife or daughter gets linked with someone as boring as an editor, most of the time she is lucky enough to be linked with a gravedigger or alchemist, a ringmaster or zookeeper (we also love a touch of retro).
Explains Sumner: "There's nothing to connect you;no telephone wires, no computer modems;just air, yet you're linked with someone on the other side of the world".
To be linked with someone for thirteen years and still have them refer to you in glowing terms, is truly an achievement.
"But the Vatican is also taking into consideration the tension and sometimes harsh debate that arose around the council, and so they have remained faithful to the idea of linking John XXIII with someone else".
II When approached by young people in search of wisdom about how they might go about linking up with someone with whom they are likely to enjoy a long and happy marriage, the only strategy I can divine from what passed for my wife-seeking activities is "Wander into the right party".
They pay whoever they pay and that person is linked up with someone over here, and whoever they get in contact with, that whole chain is linked up together," he explained.
We could argue all day about the shades of grey, but when the question is as black and white as the fight against fascism, I would be mighty glad to link arms with someone with such a strong sense of fair play, such generous kindness, and so much warm feeling for his fellow humans.
"Fuso alone might link up with someone, as Isuzu and GM have done, or Hino Motors and Toyota".
If you want to reach out further still, online services such as MentorNet can link you with someone on the other side of the world.
If he does, he might do well to link up with someone like Sam Louie a psychotherapist near Seattle who helps people with relationship issues.
