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Lola Bard Naughty Lola Dirty Mary

Lewis Milestone Nathan Milstein Irving Mills

Kenneth More Frank Loesser Sam Nunn

Rosa Luxemburg Roy Liechtenstein James Monaco

Rene Magritte Juan Gris Jerry Gray

David Hare Furry Lewis Dennis Skinner

Charlie Norma Clovis

Gaspard de la Nuit Nuits St. Georges Night Shyamalan

The Ladies Who Lunch Pamela Tiffin Jim Dine

Ol' Man Mose Grandma Moses Guy Grand

Albert Prince Consort Prince Robinson

Tartuffe Donna Tartt Spotted Dick

Earnest Hemingway Robert Graves Gary Sobers

Alban Berg Wozzeck Bugs Bunny

Danny Bank Zoot Money Vaclav 'The Bouncing Czech'

Nathan Hale Philip Snowden George G. Ale

Edmund Rubbra Ruby Murray Enya :blush2:

George Wigg George Irish Ruggles

No Joy in Mudville (I mean Oz) tonight....Great win!!!

Everett Barksdale Don Knotts Mr. Chips

I like Boyle. Drop City is one of my favorite novels, BUT I didn't like The Women. Just didn't work for me. Was it the period aspect that you didn't like? Perhaps you prefer the Boyle that writes about more contemporary matters...which, of course, he does brilliantly e.g. 'Tortilla Curtain' and 'Talk Talk'

Helen Oakley Elmer 'Tone' Wiliams Ronald Firbank

Stompy Jones Sorrowful Jones Puddin' head Jones

Alan Littlejohn Sir Basil Smallpiece The Minutemen

'The Women' T. C. Boyle (Based on Frank Lloyd Wright and his complex marital and extra-marital relationships) What a great writer - he never fails to deliver - characters that really come to life and extraordinary and meticulous attention to period details of every kind.