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Last Woman on Earth is a American science fiction film that was produced and directed by Roger Corman. It tells the story of three survivors of a mysterious Music by: Ronald Stein.
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As th A few hands clapped as I stepped up onto the wooden platform stage, picking my way around the PA system. Under the lights, I tugged my shirt hem away from the waistband of my jeans one last time, cleared a strand of dark brown hair from my lip-glossed smile, and palmed the mic, carefully unwrapping the cord from the stand. No point in losing two minutes wrestling it down to my level?
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I waited for the uncomfortable snicker, but there was only the dim, offended pause of a bar in which the music had been turned off, followed by a hacking cough. I forged ahead.
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Like, mole sauce. What gives? Was someone walking along eating a Hershey Bar and tripped, and it landed in a pan of enchiladas? Amarillo is the pits. I toyed with the mic stand.
No one? Well, hobby. I pressed on. I mean, the second-largest employer is a helium plant. When I was in high school, we used to hang out behind the Seven-Eleven and? Blank stares. My best friend and I saw what drugs did to his big brother and wanted nothing to do with them. I made a mental note to work on my funny voice and kept plowing through the set. For the longest time I thought she was a birthday clown.
Scanning the seats closest to the stage for a friendly face, I saw only dull-eyed drunks and bad Tinder dates. I let my mind drift into the depthless glare of the lights. Nothing is more cringe-inducing than watching someone flail onstage. Privately, I had a name for this rule: No blood in the water.
I could feel myself fidgeting to the right and left, straining my voice to sound bigger. After four years in Los Angeles, it was a struggle to relax in this too-easy town. I missed the grind. The crowds in L. By the time I left L. But it was harder than it sounded. So much for that. Great characters. Vivid descriptions.
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A real taste of the old west. Wish I had read it before I visited Tombstone. The author really did her research and made the characters come alive.
The Last Woman Standing
I felt I was right there with them, sharing their triumphs and sorrows. This is fine with me. I like to think well of people. If there was one fault that kind of disappointed me, it was that when I read the last word on the last page of the novel, I turned the page expecting to find more. Leaving Wyatt Earp and Josephine outside her family house, knowing that they were about to confront her emotionally damaged mother for the first time was about as pivotal to the book as the fight at the OK Corral.
I suggest to the author that the book should end after that meeting, or is there going to be a second book? This book hits both of those qualifications. Thelma Adams is best known for her work around the NY scene, particularly the film scene. She writes and has written.. Because of her penchant for writing for publication, you expect that her work should be clean and well edited….
It is a very welcome relief to find a novel that is exciting and interesting as well as exceedingly well written. There are a few tiny errors but just a FEW.!! This book is a story of a Jewish American woman in the early days of the American west.
Our subject, Josephine Marcus, is a comely lass who lives with her family in San Francisco. She decides to throw it all up for a shot at love with a cowboy sheriff, Johnny Behan, from Cochise County, Arizona. Josephine leaves home when she is quite young possibly as young as fourteen..?? Forever locked in a common law marriage with Earp, they stay together until he dies. Josephine and Earp travel extensively together, make money and lose money, and become quite the item for early American writers.
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Josephine has subsequently become a well-researched character in several books about Wyatt Earp. There is quite a bit of information around about Josephine, but very little none..?? This is a love story in one of its truest forms. It attracts you because you can affirm feelings for all that is good and bad..! Dusty streets, horses, saloons, cowboys, and gun fights over honor, either real or imagined. Hard fighting men, often without a wife of their own, took solace in the saloons and the bawdy rooming houses.
Angry words were exchanged and someone lay dying in the dirt street. Their story, as told here, makes for a very pleasurable read. As a fictional accounting, a novel, it succeeds because it tells a story about characters with whom we are familiar. It tells a story about the softer side of a true wild west icon. It explains when and where and how Wyatt Earp and Josephine lived, worked, and loved. It describes a passionate life that surrounded the legend of Wyatt Earp.
And, at the same, it allows us to keep the legend, the myth, alive. I loved this book! It describes the wild places, and the wild people that lived in them. It tells stories of how the people lived, loved and died. And, at least in this case, it tells a story of a real woman who loved a real man and fought for their privacy until death separated them after almost fifty years. This is NOT a tear jerker.
It IS a real story.