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by M. Bijman September 18, 2020

The Bookshop Sketch (or How to Infuriate the Staff at a Bookshop)

Way back in 1967 John Cleese and Marty Feldman produced a hilarious sketch called The Bookshop. (It was not subtitledContinue Reading

by M. Bijman January 24, 2016

Discussion of film/TV series Discussion of genre Non-fiction Review of new book Review of new non-fiction

All the Best Lines, by George Tiffin

For New Year 2016 I engaged my brain to delve into some interesting new non-fiction. These are not obvious choicesContinue Reading

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