Friday, 17 April 2015

Harrigan At Home

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Harrigan At Home

In the kitchen, Harrigan flips through the mail. The hue and cry, he says that followed the announcement that his … "Bill Loeb the publisher sent me what we used to call a Loebogram. Cause he used to write notes that sounded like Teddy Roosevelt – so …
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The Shore by Sara Taylor review – a southern-gothic delight

You find yourself flipping backwards and forwards, tracing the fate of a copper brandy still from 1919, searching out exactly who Cabel Bloxom, the man without a “thang”, was related to; who built Chloe"s house; and who will live there after most of …
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Let"s not assume Harper Lee is being exploited. Atticus Finch wouldn"t

Boo Radley, the mysterious neighbour in the book, was improbably resurrected as a cheerful Britpop band in the 90s – although judging from their signature song, Wake Up, Boo!, it seems likely none of the band members ever read the book (Boo Radley is …
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