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I can't,the advice was not given to me but to someone from L.A who wanted a snow/Russia book.I read the first pages and it's promising.

I can alway "pretend" it was no good.;)

Laxatives might help?

Well,i tried Trout Fishing in America last month and gave up near the end.I may have been a bit to sober to get it and LSD would have helped me slip into the right state of mind.Still i would love to see the face of a trout fisher buying the book for expert advice.It felt a bit like experimental...

Their weight in gold,57 virgin beauties,3 camels,12 goats and my eternal gratitude.

ahahahahaha...

If it's no good i get my money back from Stewart and Beer good.

You clearly never had a brother learning violin then trumpet.Guitar is sweet in comparison.

Searching the forum i found not thread about Mr Waugh(whom i thought was Miss for a long time) Wiki wiki---->Evelyn Waugh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia I just finished Brideshead revisited read by jeremy Irons.The writing is classic and lyrical not as funny as people so often point...

My name is Parker and i am planing an heist in an army air base near NY. Richard Stark - The Green Eagle Score.

Thanks to Shadforth i found the name i lost. Tim Severin,sailor and traveller,(might get Robert interested)Wrote some delightfull novels about moderne sailing with old ships,or built like in the old days.His style is good and humourous,full of references. Linky---->Home | Tim Severin

In 1814 Napoleon in Fontainebleau. The exile-Patrick Rambeau

Hey Bartleby,long time no see. I followed your advice and read Silk by Baricco,and loved it.I got city from him too.Also got the album of Barb Jungr,some of the Dylan's song are excellent,specilay I want you.Some song sound a bit like Kurt weill. Thanks very good advice in both case.

Hello and welcome,are you related to the soul diva ?

In Oxford living the dandy life. Brideshead Revisited - Evelyn Waugh read by Jeremy Irons

Again in Paris,on the 5th floor in a sordide room,with a very unhealthy brain. Rainer Maria Rilke-The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge