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YankeyMCC

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7. I did see that BBC story

Reply to getting old in mke (Reply #6)

Mon Dec 16, 2013, 08:12 PM

Dec 2013

I think Mr Fleming could've written something I would enjoy.

I like to read Jack London and there too you run into racism and sexism, somehow though even though both are in part just reflections of the time and culture of the authors it's something I can get through with most (not all ) of London's work. The Bond novels though don't seem worth it as you say.

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