Kate and her fans

[ed191-bq%violet.Berkeley.EDU@berkeley.edu (Taylor)]

Although IED denies Doug's interpretation of "Hounds of Love," 
partly on the basis of what she said to him during his interview,
let's not forget what she said in the last KBC newsletter about 
being overly polite in interviews, or being careful not to offend,
or even saying things that she doesn't even believe (or even resorting
to run-on sentences...).

I still think that Kate's fans either 
a) terrorize her with their fanaticism
b) make her feel guilty for not being able to treat each one as
   if they are the true and only fan.

As they say, actions speak louder than words - and Kate's actions
at both the convention and the video party (from what I gather from
Lisa's bit in the newsletter) both scream out that although she 
appreciates the love and concern of her fans, she is basically a
very shy and private person who just wants to be left along to pursue
her music. 

Hugh