paul secor

Many/most of these are ridiculous, but what really gets to me is when a novel I like or want to read is being made into a film and the cover is changed to a scene from the film with flavor of the month young stars on it. If I haven't read the book, I either get a copy from the library or look for a copy with an earlier cover.

MISTER Tibbs Georgia Gibbs Leon Bibb

Thurston Moore Ginger Rogers Mary Ann Mobley

Sounds as if he had a very interesting and good life. I'm sorry for your loss.

Manchester United George Joyner (Jamil Nasser) Little Egypt

MJQ MJT + 3 AEC

Happy Birthday, Kevin!

Red Green Dallas Green Dallas Alice

Rex Ryan Rex Harrison Rex Allen

Muhammad Ali Man Mountain Dean Donovan

A day late, but Happy Birthday!

Mr. Rogers Neighborhood Bully Teddy Roosevelt

Maggie the Cat Deputy Dawg Huckleberry Hound

Seconded.

Fibber McGee Pinocchio Cyrano

Rosie Ruiz Rose of the Rio Grande San Antonio Rose

The Oakland Raiders Raiders of the Lost Ark Arky Vaughan

Sinead O'Connor Yul Brynner Kojak

Fascinating information, Jeff. Thanks.

Rick Bass Steve Trout Catfish Hunter

I recently read All That Is. Here's my Goodreads review: I had two reactions to All That Is - the narrative/story line wasn't much - basically a man who thinks that the next woman is going to be "the one", with a nasty bit of revenge thrown in. That gets three stars. I would never reread the novel for that. I may return to it because of the craft with which Mr. Salter writes. There are innumerable sentences, paragraphs, and scenes which I would like to reread just in order to study what the author has done. The revenge passage, for example, was so well written that I was almost able to forget about the evil involved. Five stars for the craft of the writing.

A lot of women tried to do Hepburn. Only one succeeded.

Little Orphan Annie Annie Savoy Herman Lubinsky