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Post by franklinmarsh on Nov 17, 2009 12:27:21 GMT
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Post by dem bones on Nov 17, 2009 16:57:38 GMT
"Baker also shows that Wheatley’s apparently profound learning in the black arts was mainly a matter of deft note-taking or good old fashioned plagiarism. Until 1934, when he hit on the fresh idea of combining the traditional spooky tale with lots of car chases and hand-grenade attacks, Wheatley had shown next to no interest in matters occult." (Kevin Jackson, The Sunday Times Review)
Strike a light, who would've thought, eh? Wonder if there'll be any mention of Wheatley's long time pal Charles Birkin? And who is this Major "Shitty Bill" Inglis character when he's at home? This sounds like a bit of a must read to say the least.
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