A. on the cover (above), Nigel
Latta pulling a comic face.
B. on the back, an ad for TV’s new show Would I lie to You? with Paul Henry pulling a comic face.
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4 comments:
You could open it to a rather insightful review of Edmund White's latest novel, and leave that page face up to show your exquisite taste in criticism.
This suggestion is in no way influenced by my very intimate relationship with the author. :)
Done. Thank you for your helpful suggestion.
Ooooh White has a new novel out? Execellent!! (and problem solved)
Hmm. Hard choice. A highly opinionated ignoramous or the supposed expert on everything psychological. Listener must do better. Craig has the obvious lateral approach: subversion
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