Review By Martha Cornog   When Darrin Bell, author of The Talk, meets with one of his U.C. Berkeley professors shortly before graduation, she threatens to have him expelled for plagiarizing an essay. “I hardly think someone of YOUR background,” she spits out, “could have written something this perceptive…. [And do you] expect me to believe ‘the aether’ is part of your vocabulary?” He challenges her to prove her accusation. “I can’t put my finger on it,” she admits, “but I KNOW I’ve seen this before.…” Darrin stands his ground. “I demand that you show me the passages you say… Read More