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IN
MEMORIAM |
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MARK
MANDELL
(1969-2010)
We were devastated to learn
of the passing of Mark Mandell a month
before his 41st birthday. We’ll
miss Mark an awful, awful lot. His Diary
of a Twentieth-Century Elizabethan Poet
will forever remain his legacy and continue
to make people laugh. Really laugh. Like
fall off the couch laughing. It’s
that good. See for yourselves:
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A scathing satire
about the current state of the consolidated mainstream
broadcast media, an insight into the way the political
parties have managed to convert broadcasting into
a partisan screech-fest, and a spotlight on who
and what really runs the media. (More...)
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The Lost
World is an adventure/sci-fi novel by
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, first serialized
in 1912 by the Strand magazine, with
original illustrations by Harry Roundtree
and Maple White.
Set in the jungle of South America, in
an overlooked place where prehistoric
animals and humans survive, it is an early
precursor and an inspiration to a whole
genre, from Michael Crichton's Jurassic
Park to the TV show and movie The
Land of the Lost. But, above all,
it's a good old-fashioned adventure romp,
where dangers lurk at every turn and the
heroes overcome an obstacle a minute.
No intellectual
property rights have been violated in the
making of this e-book. Enjoy and feel free
to print and pass it around.
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It’s
a fun little story and not even remotely
romantic; it is set in a different place,
different time, and for different reasons.
There are no soft-focus longings or beautiful
sunsets; it is instead quite mordant,
which is fitting, as it was inspired by
an observation of Mark Twain’s.
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the making of this e-book. Enjoy and feel
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