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Álbuns de soul: Thriller, Dangerously in
ABC Books
18,37 £*
P&P: 13,00 £*
Buy the book Álbuns de soul: Thriller, Dangerously in Love, Off the Wall, Bad, Corinne Bailey Rae, The Element of Freedom, The Diary of Alicia Keys
from book store ABC Books (Lowfield Heath, CRAWL, United Kingdom).
ISBN 10: 1231485329
ISBN 13: 9781231485323
Print on Demand 32 pages. 0.077
Authors: Fonte: Wikipedia
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Zápisník zmizelého. Složil pro tenor, alt a
Bernard Quaritch Ltd
3.000,00 £*
P&P: 17,00 £*
Buy the book Zápisník zmizelého. Složil pro tenor, alt a tri ženské hlasy s pruvodem piana [The Diary of One Who Disappeared. For tenor and alto soli, and three women’s voices, with piano accompaniment]
from book store Bernard Quaritch Ltd ABA ILAB (London, United Kingdom).
4to, pp. 59, [1], with 6 pp. libretto, in Czech, German (tr. Max Brod), and French; inscribed by Janácek on the title; musical MS additions in pencil to pp. 58–9, and on the final blank (dated...
Authors: JANÁCEK, Leoš.
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The Rum Diary (Bloomsbury Classic Reads) by
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The Rum Diary (Bloomsbury Classic Reads) by - from cheap book shop amazon.co.uk
"Disgusting as he usually was," Hunter Thompson writes in this, his 1959 novel, "on rare occasions he showed flashes of a stagnant intelligence. But his brain was so rotted with drink and dissolute living that whenever he put it to work it behaved like an old engine that had gone haywire from being dipped in lard." Surprise! Thompson isn't writing about himself, but one of the other, older, aimlessly carousing newspapermen in Puerto Rico, a guy called Moberg whose chief achievement is the ability to find his car after a night's drinking because it stinks so much. (I can smell it for blocks, he boasts.) The autobiographical hero, Paul Kemp, is 30, trapped in a dead-end job (Thompson wound up writing for a bowling magazine) and feeling as if his big-time writer dreams, soaked in F. Scott- Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway, are evaporating as rapidly as the rum in his fist. In fact, Thompson was only 22 when he wrote The Rum Diary, but his fear of winding up like Moberg was well founded. What saved him was the fantastic conflagration of the 1960s, a fiery wind on which the reptilian wings of his prose style could catch and soar to the cackling heights of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Puerto Rico in 1959 doesn't have bad craziness enough to offer Thompson--just a routine drunken reporter stomping by local cops and a riot over Kemp's friend's temptress girlfriend, a scantily imagined Smith College alumna who likes to strip nude on beaches and in nightclubs to taunt men. Thompson's prose style only intermittently takes tentative flight-- compare the stomping scenes in this book with his breakthrough, Hell's Angels --but it's interesting to see him so nakedly reveal his sensitive innards, before the celebrated clownish carapace grew in. It's also interesting to see how he improved this full version of the novel from the more raw (and racist) excerpts found in the 1990 collection Songs of the Doomed --Tim Appelo, Amazon.com - Book -
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