“Numquam Obliviscemur Michaelis Crichtonis”
What does this phrase mean and what is its significance?
Last week’s trivia question:
What book did Michael Crichton write on a bet?
Charles Epting said:
“Eaters of the Dead, wasn't it?”
Correct, Charles!
From the official Crichton website:
“The story behind this novel appears in an essay in the paperback edition. The short version is, I wrote EATERS on a bet that I could make an entertaining story out of "Beowulf."– Note from Michael
1 comment:
All I know is 'Numquam Obliviscemur' translated from Latin is 'Never Forget', so the basic translation is 'Never Forget Michael Crichton'
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