1. Pechorin
2. The Underground Man
3. Harry Haller
4. Meursault
5. Maurice Bendrix
Top Five Current Literary Protagonists
31 10 2005Comments : 3 Comments »
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Misha Glenny
30 10 2005is rueing the pseudo-Anglicisation of the world’s languages in a report From Our Own Correspondent, whilst over at Westfordcomp, there are newly found photos from lost and discarded cameras for your delectation.
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This evening I have mainly been listening to
25 10 2005Comments : 1 Comment »
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The latest diet fad
25 10 2005will also give you excellent nightvision. And make you look like David Caruso, no doubt.
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All this talk about Eurovision
23 10 2005has reminded me of the bliss that is Father Ted. His and Dougal’s (in)famous Eurovision entry can be found here.
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Over at
23 10 2005Broke in Berlin, our dear friend Dezik is excited by the double Eurovision Song Contest this year. This will be the fiftieth year of the competition, and although there have been many great (!) songs, including the Israeli entries our Berlin-based co-blogger is so fond of, my particular favourite has to be Jahn Teigen’s Mil Etter Mil from 1978, the first year Norway received ‘Nul point’. Jahn is quite a trouper, though, and has repeatedly entered the Norwegian version of ‘A Song for Europe‘, and, as you will see, has reached the final again this year.
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