Bibliogryphon

I am struggling to load photos to a post paricularly from my phone. Any suggestions?

In terms of capturing the correct tone of dignity and remembrance for the centenary of the WW1 seems to have passed by the authorities in Brussels responsible for the 'Mannequin pis'. I had heard that the 'attraction' was underwhelming but I was not prepared for unbelievably tacky.

Is this the face of a 64 year old man who is going to see 70?

The only Quality Street worth eating.. You are not a Drahzi are you?

If you think about manhole sounds a whole lot more gay....

1920 Fanny Waterman /Arnold Yarrow 1921 Elizabeth Kelly/ Al Jaffee 1922 Jean Barker/Rex Richards 1923 Gloria Whelan/ Freeman Dyson 1924 RosamundePilcher/Christopher Tolkien 1925 Ysanne Churchman/Richard Baker 1926 Gudrun Ure/Leonard Fenton 1927 Babs Chinnery/Frank Windsor 1928 Estelle Harris/Tommy Docherty 1929 Patricia Routledge/Eric Carle

Former Leicester City player Geoff Scott Dead at 61.

At St. Pancras waiting for the Eurostar to Brussels.

It is only a matter of time. Guardian or Last Word should be all over her.

Cicely Berry has died does The Stage count?

Voice Coach for the Royal Shakespeare Company Cicely Berry has died aged 92. Author of Your Voice & How to Use It. Also A unique for me in the DDP The Stage Obit Qualifying obit incoming I hope.

Is that a euphemism?

Damn I checked up on Thomas Keneally but had forgot about VSN. I will edit the original post.

Surviving Booker Prize Winners Salman Rushdie (1947) Thomas Keneally (1935) J M Coetzee (1940) Keri Hume (1947) Penelope Lively (1933) Peter Carey (1943) Kazuo Ishiguro (1954) A S Byatt (1936) Ben Okri (1959) Michael Ondaatje (1943) Roddy Doyle (1958) James Kelman (1946) Pat Barker (1943) Graham Swift (1949) Arundhati Roy (1961) Ian McEwan (1948) Margaret Atwood (1939) Yann Martel (1963) DBC Pierre (1961) Alan Hollinghurst (1954) John Banville (1945) Kiran Desai (1971) Anne Enright (1962) Aravind Adiga (1974) Hilary Mantel (1952) Howard Jacobson (1942) Julian Barnes (1946) Eleanor Catton (1985) Richard Flanagan (1961) Marlon James (1970) Paul Beatty (1962) George Saunders (1958) Anna Burns (1962) Updated for the 2018 winner.

M is for Mary and M is also for Midgley and Mistake