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 Steppin' on a Rainbow - Kinky Friedman
 Steppin' on a Rainbow - Kinky Friedman ... reflects on friendship and why all his friends are out of town. Feeling a little melancholy, his mind turns to Stephanie DuPont - very hot but pretty much resistant to all his advances. The phone rings and Kinky's old contact Hoover from Honolulu is on the blower to report that Kinky's great friend Mike McGovern has disappeared while in the process of researching and writing his cookbook, 'Eat, Drink and Be Kinky'.Newest Review: ... he specialises in bad taste and sick jokes, but nobody could have foreseen the relevance of one of his more innocent quips, ... more ... appearing on Page 29 of this book, where a Japanese tour
ist on the streets of New York asks where he can find the World Trade Centre and is told, “You found Pearl Harbour, didn’t you?” [I still get icy fingers up and down my spine, re-reading and reporting this. In fact, it occurred to me that the publishers might have “pulled” the first edition and re-issued it without this reference but I checked in Bor...more |
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Steppin' on A Rainbow (Kinky Friedman Novels)
Pages: 208, Hardcover, Simon & Schuster Last Update 06.01.2010 06:23
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Steppin' on a Rainbow - Kinky Friedman: HOORAY FOR McGOVERN! (1109 words)
by - written on 25/04/02 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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STEPPIN’ ON A RAINBOW The very least I can do is write an opinion, dooyoo’s Mike having very kindly put all fourteen of the Kinkster’s crime novels up on screen. -But, in this instance: The last shall be first – because this was a category I requested some months ago, before being overtaken by events … These crime novels, sometimes described as “Cult Literature,” feature Kinky Friedman himself as the wise-cracking, cigar-smoking, cat-loving sleuth who, with both help and hindrance from his friends, The Village Irregulars, has to date solved every one of his cases. ~~ For anyone new to ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/04/02
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The cat, of course, said nothing. - Advantages: A funny book full of wisecracks - Disadvantages: Very small print,, and you really don't want to know what he likes to do to Beanie babies...
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