A is for Brian: A 65th Birthday Present for Brian W. Aldiss from His Family, Friends, Colleagues and AdmirersFrank Hatherley, Margaret Aldiss, Malcolm Edwards Avernus, 1990 - 126 sider |
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Side 14
... called Smith - Masters , nicknamed Mopsy , who left in high dudgeon as a direct result . After that , Brian went from strength to strength , at least in the eyes of his contempo- raries . On his way to gaining his Matric and Certificate ...
... called Smith - Masters , nicknamed Mopsy , who left in high dudgeon as a direct result . After that , Brian went from strength to strength , at least in the eyes of his contempo- raries . On his way to gaining his Matric and Certificate ...
Side 48
... called " Samlo " . Whole floors were covered with these invented environments for days . On my chubby knees I was allowed by Brian to become involved in his fantasies . As soon as I was old enough to play almost on equal terms with ...
... called " Samlo " . Whole floors were covered with these invented environments for days . On my chubby knees I was allowed by Brian to become involved in his fantasies . As soon as I was old enough to play almost on equal terms with ...
Side 101
... called it - " Lines Written on Reading in the News of the World that Bishop So and So had been Involved with Actress So and So " . There was more , equally good , and it made his mess mates laugh , which was also good in those days , in ...
... called it - " Lines Written on Reading in the News of the World that Bishop So and So had been Involved with Actress So and So " . There was more , equally good , and it made his mess mates laugh , which was also good in those days , in ...
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