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Johnny Mars Keith Moon George Crater

Gore Vidal Myra Breckinridge Randy Brecker

CREEP. Aidan Crawley Persse-Oreilly Earwigger

Skinnay Ennis Boney M. Miff Mole

Goodluck Jonathan Sonny Fortune Chance Waters

Clark Gable Trevor Eve Adam Faith

Some Bowen novels are more avant garde than others. My wife and I were both defeated by the complexity of The House in Paris, but very taken by The Heat of the Day and The Death of the Heart.

Jenson Button Zippy

The Yardbirds Nat Peck Puck

Is that your meal or are you commenting on mine? The prunes and raisins make it.

Porridge with prunes and raisins. Apple juice. Black coffee.

Dead Kennedys Bury Jazz Society Tomb Raiders

Captain Black Big Band Phil Seamen Ruud Jacobs

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Armand Hug Dr Feelgood Elliot Handler

At 100+ pages, a Fitzgerald novel is quickly read. All the same, I found this one very satisfying. Set like The Beginning of Spring in about 1912, it shows a society on the edge of profound change, though this time it's not Russia, but England, where women's suffrage and atomic physics are about to arrive. Once again, the handling of leading characters is unorthodox. The narrative structure was as surprising as in the film The Place Beyond the Pines. In both a violent event causes the narrative to apparently abandon the main character in favour of a newcomer, but in both a resolution of the two elements is finally achieved.

Strom Thurmond Una Thurman Tuesday Weld

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The Cameroons The African Queen Queenie Leavis

Whistling Rufus Willie Ruff Dave Tough

Sir Henry Wellcome Howdy Doody Greta

Hal Singer The Sopranos Saul Bass

L P Hartley E P Thompson Groove Holmes

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