danrebellato.bsky.social
World-renowned playwright and exotic dancer. http://www.danrebellato.co.uk
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I mean maybe it's about structure? *whisper* she's a dreadful writer otherwise isn't she?
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Bantz with Dorothy Parker
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I mean, I could be persuaded but...
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Emile Zola
Douglas Coupland
Bret Easton Ellis
Roland Barthes
PG Wodehouse
Goscinny & Uderzo
Julia Donaldson
Immanuel Kant
Agatha Christie
Jacques Derrida
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This hasn't stopped him from noodling all around the local area. What is he DOING?
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Please don’t put ‘Chekhov’ and ‘fist’ in the same sentence.
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I thought that was a given.
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Oh and I never fail to be touched by the naive humanity of this beautiful song. Love your heart, Brian.
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David G and I went to see him at the RFH during the Smile tour. I seem to remember that going in the Gulf War had slightly soured our appreciation of this great American icon. By the end we were standing on our seats shouting 'USA! You are the greatest nation on earth!'
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Oh my god, I love that this is actually a thing!!
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You are today’s winner!
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Depends whether your room is a hotel room or you just have a minibar in your own bedroom.
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Once again, your optimism has left you empty-handed.
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Another clue…
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I believe Pete Hegseth will be making this an imminent reality.
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Stunning isn’t it?
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Just getting in before the deadline: HAPPY BIRTHDAY GORGEOUS YOU!!! xxxxxx
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You are tonight’s WINNER.
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God you’re good.
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We’ve noticed, Kierkegaard.
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At the last minute I couldn’t use my ticket for this and was deeply envious of all the reports the next day so I am beyond thrilled this film exists and have bought. Thank you.
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It’s also a quick read (170pp) and beautifully translated by Margaret Jull Costa. Like all books in the New York Review Books series, it’s a lovely object, beautifully typeset on creamy pages. Strong recommend.