A Legend In His Own Minefield
John MendelssohnPolitics, popular culture, sports, self-help, self-sabotage, and satire from the greatest writer in the English language, or at least someone whose work you're likely to enjoy.
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Graphic designer, writer, songwriter, actor, soft-hearted misanthrope, fabulist American expat living in England, where most of the music I love most, other than my own, came from.
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