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Jul 11, - Double trouble and strife on The Spectator | Is there anyone, hearing a story about bigamy, who does not feel a tiny jolt of admiration, even.
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- The ultimate guide to Cockney rhyming slang | Education | The Guardian
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My story "Barnet Fair" is set in a hairdresser's salon called. Barnet Fair.
Two reasons. First, my favourite Cockney rhyming slang is the stuff I've heard and even used my whole life and didn't know was Cockney rhyming slang.
I never wondered why a hairdo was called a barnet and me a linguistics graduate! The other reason for the story was my swooning in delight after reading Renee James' Seven Suspsects, whose protagonist is a hairdresser note: this is not a cozy and the way it brought back memories of my own days as a Saturday shampoo girl. Colin Campbell. Trouble was, that title had already been taken so I muttered a few choice Anglo Saxon words and tried to choose something else from the list of available slang terms.
The ultimate guide to Cockney rhyming slang | Education | The Guardian
Then Trouble and Strife became available again and I had my story. Now all I had to do was write it. Robert Dugoni. They were friendly but there seemed to be something hidden. With the gray and the rain it added to the shroud. So I said to my son, this would be a great setting for a story about a town hiding secrets.
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Susanna Calkins. What would I do, if I were caught in a store robbery, and I suddenly realize that one of the robbers is someone I know? Other stories in the collection are:. Mary spent only seven consecutive days with Will in six years. She bore him two children.
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She got through every penny she had ever saved, earned or put into property. Then she got a telephone call from a woman called Michelle who told her she was the other Mrs Jordan. The book begins with the telephone call, then describes the courtship and marriage chronologically, ending with the trial.
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There is a ghoulish pleasure in watching Jordan at work: the endless promises and apologies, the bizarre explanations for his absence and lack of funds. Mary is evidently a very nice woman: kind, intelligent, a good mother. What becomes clear is how little fun it must be being a bigamist.
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This is very disappointing. For instead of enjoying double helpings of connubial bliss — and half the amount of commitment or responsibility — Jordan seems to have duplicated the worst things about marriage: rows and recrimination and debt. Perhaps his mistake was in fathering so many children, making the whole undertaking cumbersome and expensive, as well as preventing him and his various wives from taking holidays, or even nights out.
It will be of comfort to moralists to learn what I was told by a friend, a hospice nurse for 30 years. I asked her whether the people in her care are frightened as they near the end. She said not. People are scared when they first discover that their illness is terminal, but all of them make their peace and greet deathly calmly; many are even happy.
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She had nursed only one patient who remained highly agitated until he died. The nurses soon understood why. Everything changes when he is asked, by a client, to launder a million pounds in cash. He is surprised to find that the client's wife turns out to be his first great love. Driven by greed and the desire to impress her, as well as the longing for the excitement and passion that this lost love represents, he agrees to get involved.
His research into the methods of laundering large sums of cash gets him caught up in the underworld.
This would have a harrowing effect on his life, and a devastating impact on his family.