anonymous, '[A reader replies to a review]', Bryn Mawr Medieval Review 9408
URL = http://hegel.lib.ncsu.edu/stacks/serials/bmmr/bmmr-9408-anonymous-a

A reader replies to a review (I'm reposting without permission, so will 
leave it anonymous):

James,

I assume you have the capability of intercepting this and making sure it
becomes private, for I do not have your private e-mail address.  I just
skimmed the review of the book about the future of the middle ages, and
I just want to say that somehow we've got to get through to the masses
that medieval is not mid-evil.  I am giving a paper at a Medieval
conference in Montana next month, and when I received my hotel
reservation confirmation I saw, to my horror, that the conference is
entitled as Midevilism.  Given the connotations suggested by that
orthographical error, perhaps it is no wonder that more people do not
care to find out about our time period.  Let's head for more interesting
times than those mid-evil times, after all.  Who needs to read about
evil? Who wants to read about those dark ages, the evil times?