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From Hit Records to a Hit Book: Dive into Bruce Belland's Colorful Memoir!

From Hit Records to a Hit Book: Dive into Bruce Belland's Colorful Memoir! “It was everything I wanted to be or do.” ~ Jimmy Buffet “so colorfully told — a pure joy to read.”~ Nancy Sinatra “Rich experiences with the Preps riding the crest!”~ Pat Boone “Great stories from a master storyteller.”~ Jim Yester — The Association “The Preps lent a charge of inspiration to the material Brian (Wilson) was developing.”~ Timothy White — The Nearest Faraway Place “An extraordinary first-person account. An essential read that is worth revisiting again and again.”~ BLITZ — The Rock and Roll Magazine For...
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Q&A with Aubrey Malone, author of She Married the Boss

Q&A with Aubrey Malone, author of She Married the Boss Q. Could you tell me a little about your new book She Married the Boss?A. It’s a multi-biography of over twenty women who married directors. Sometimes they married more than one. And sometimes the directors in question married more than one woman.Q. Sounds interesting. Why did you choose this theme?A. Writers are always looking for original ideas for books, aren’t they? So many of them come out every year, this isn’t easy. Nearly everything has been covered. You have to discover “new wine in old bottles.”Q. How did this particular...
Popeye UPDATE

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10 Questions for Trav S.D. regarding the Marx Brothers Miscellany

10 Questions for Trav S.D. regarding the Marx Brothers Miscellany Who were the Marx Brothers? – The Marx Brothers were the most critically acclaimed and successful stage and screen comedy team in history. Their period of activity lasted from roughly 1905, when two of the five brothers started out in vaudeville, through 1977, when the most famous of the brothers (Groucho) passed away. The members were Chico, Harpo, Groucho, Gummo (who quit in 1918), and Zeppo (who replaced Gummo and performed with the team through 1933). The brothers starred in movies, radio, television, and on Broadway. Two of them also...