Diana Rigg, No Turn Unstoned: The Worst Ever Theatrical Reviews (1991; originally published in 1983).
Kathleen Tracy, Diana Rigg: The Biography (2004).
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Cool book cover. Groovy!
Hey Mr. Cute Blogger,
I'm not all THAT young. Younger than Michele and her spells, no question, even with all her smoke and mirrors and possible photoshopping. Nobody can look like that all the time and I'm sure she doesn't. Call me, baby, xoxo, Angela
angela,
michelle does look that beautiful all the time and i assure you she does not photoshop. She was my professor for creative writing a while back and she looked great every time she walked through the door. you might be young and pretty but don't dog michelle because she's a beautiful woman.
Thanks all, for the comments. Gloria, I dig that first cover, especially :->
And thanks Sheila -- apparently I'm too "fawning" to be taken seriously about Dr. Brooks, who is indeed naturally beautiful as well as cool and a very supportive creative writer and colleague, as well as dear friend. Please move on, Angela.
Hey Erik,
Clicked the link for Tokyo Girl's blog--very interesting & the photo slideshow (gorgeous!) has me dreaming of traveling now! Do you know these people? I've got another blog to read now; this could become addicting! lol --R
Robin, excellent! I hear ya ;)
Not sure how I came across Tokyo Girl. One of my neighbors is in Metro Tokyo now spreading the word of our Metro Detroit blogs (hopefully); he's an English teacher chaperoning students in exchange for having expenses covered (People to People program, I think). How cool is that?
Cheers, Erik
Way cool, Erik, way cool! :) --R
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