Talk About Pop Culture
Tony LazarusFilms, music, TV, books, comics. All eras. Bigging up what I love, not wasting time dissing what I don't love.
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Terry Pratchett's Discworld, One Book At A Time - Sourcery (1988)
The US paperback version of the cover. L-R, the Librarian, Conina the Barbarian/Hairdresser, Rincewind the Wizard, Creosote the Potentate. Luggage to the front, legs presumably tucked under it.
Double Feature: Blue Velvet (1986) & Porkys (1981)
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Sunday Tune - Parklife by Blur (1994)
In the mid-nineties, British music was taking something of a downward turn with the Happy Mondays gone and the Stone Roses on a break. As the world waited for The Spice Girls and All Saints to revolutionise pop music as we knew it, somethin...
Terry Pratchett's Discworld, One Book At A Time - Mort (1987)
The book concerns Death, and also death, and indeed life, fate and, inevitably, predestination, with a bit of romantic teenage confusion thrown in. And kittens.
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