During 1986, "The Independent" newspaper was conceived, set up and successfully launched, largely by a breakaway group of staff from "The Daily Telegraph". This is the story of that year in the newspaper world, told by "The Independent's" political cartoonist.

Not Many Dead: Journal of a Year in Fleet Street

Garland, Nicholas

Biographies & Memoirs

Hutchinson

Bazza Pulls it Off

HUMPHRIES, BARRY

HarperCollins Distribution Services

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"Jet-set love and lust, ill-paced and unfocused--but with a few intriguing bits and pieces lurking behind the poor writing and tortured melodramatics. N.Y. lawyer Jeff Winter is 42, divorced, and on the verge of marrying divorced Cathy Hayes (TV's new Barbara Walters); but then he gets a visit from 19-year-old model Toni Menard, who turns out to be the daughter of Jeff's never-forgotten Great Love of 16 years back: Johanna, wife of Paris porno-nightclub entrepreneur Conrad. Toni tells Jeff that Johanna is long-dead, killed in an accident soon after Jeff left Paris. So Jeff, sure that Johanna was in fact murdered by jealous Conrad, heads for Paree (with decadent, hotly enticing Toni) to ""purge his guilt"" by killing Conrad. Flashbacks ensue: young Jeff living with Conrad and painter Johanna; the married couple's stormy relationship (Conrad hated Johanna for aborting a baby); the steamily perking passion of Jeff and Johanna (""Just the two of them in their wholeness receiving each other. . . Oh, God, it was beautiful""); Conrad's murderous reaction to the affair. But, back in the present, Jeff finds that Conrad is now a prematurely aged, near-blind wreck, so he heads home. And then another set of flashbacks tell the secret of Conrad's decline: he was incestuously seduced by evil Toni (she faked a terminal illness), then tried to blind himself with lye (""a path toward expiation"") while Toni felt ""a need for expiation"" too--which is why she's trying to get Jeff to kill Conrad. Got that? Well, also add in that Johanna isn't really dead; she's now crazy evangelist Sister Love, and she'll see that crazy Toni gets punished . . . . Garland's plotting is gnarled and bunched-up, with flashbacks-within-flashbacks that stomp away any possible momentum. And his prose is often excruciating (the sex scenes are a dire blend of pseudo-poetic and raw). But some of the dialogue and disjointed episodes here--Toni's Machiavellian incest-plot, a Paris subplot about a lovesick account

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The wife of Senator McKenzie struggles to hide a scandalous secret in her past, but it threatens to destroy her marriage and her husband's career

Crime Of Innocence/a

Literature & Fiction

Mum - I Feel Funny!: A Family Guide to Common Ailments

MacFarlane, Aidan

McPherson, Ann

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Random House Children's Books (A Division of Random House Group)

A political cartoonist for the London Daily Telegraph recounts his experiences traveling around Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Nagpur, and Calcutta

An Indian Journal

History

World

Academy Chicago Pub

Indian Journal

In 1982 the author, political cartoonist for the London Daily Telegraph, visited India to record his impressions. He returned with a sheaf of drawings and a journal in the style of a letter home. He roams through Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Nagpur and Calcutta, staying in hotels and private homes. His impressions are fresh and his drawings delightful.

An Indian journal

Asia

Salamander Press

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