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Liz Clark lizmarieclark — book club

Mirko Belotti mirkobelotti — Easily the most detailed and fascinating book yet written about Bowie's early life and career. The timeline is 1947 to 1974, covering Bowie's life in England, up to and including Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane and Diamond Dogs. It includes all the tours David did up until 1974, including the US tours and visits, often in great detail. The photos and memorabilia are amazing, many I had never seen before and the layout and indexes are excellent too. If you thought you knew everything about the man then think again. As a fan of Bowie's for nearly 40 years it was a real pleasure to discover things I never knew anything about, plus find answers to some real nagging questions (The Man Who Sold The World history is particularly interesting). I originally ordered this from the UK as it was published there late last year. I believe there is a limited edition version too, but I haven't seen this yet so can't comment on the difference.

Little Kinz littlekinz424a — This is about as contrived as Heyer's plots ever are: one of those plots which could easily have been solved if the people involved ever actually sat down and talked to one another. I caught myself rolling my eyes at several points. This wasn't helped by the fact that this is so much more a romance than it is a comedy; I have always found the less palatable elements of Heyer's work considerably sweetened by a good dash of comedy. I wasn't overly fond of Arabella, but Beaumaris was entertaining enough, especially since he was both thoroughly aware of his own flaws, and thoroughly unconcerned by them. One of the better ones, but not a favourite.