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Saul Hardman saulhardman — The man they called God.. Frightening, nearly put me off the drink. The bits from his youth are especially good/feckin tragic. He's from the same place as me and the descriptions of the places and heads are spot on.

Peter Soetewey _eter_oetewey — Had to find out what happened to Meg and Charles Wallace - this is the second book in the series.

Leesa Kovarna lkovarna2a05 — Memoir of 1947 post-war Europe, fledgling jounalist, written by Paula Fox whose illustrious screenwriter parents abandoned her at early age- her book Borrowed Finery explores her childhood. This book finds her at 23, sent to be a stringer in Prague and Warsaw, spare portraits of the demoralized rubble-strewn cities, then Spain and the Franco influence with allusions to defeated Republicans living in semi-hiding. Interesting to see the way memory works at such a distance, you can imagine the Paris of the time and the clothes and food and trains and hotels and sense of purpose in the odd selection of characters she highlights. I seem to return from time to time to chronicles of WWII and its aftermath- fueled by movies like the recent Black Box (Hollywoodized but interesting!) Interesting juxtaposition of privilege (her job arranged by powerful parents) and privation (post-war conditions in Eastern Europe abominable and sad). A good read on the plane from LA. and stood in contrast to the bright mechanized world of the present in its most hedonistic frenzied trendy consumer state...