Richard Luck Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Richard Luck

It's Atheist Advent time again and worry not, ladies and gentlemen, there are still plenty of copies of Rock's Diamond Year: Celebrating London's Music Heritage (featuring yours truly) to go around! Indeed, here's the @AuroraMetro sales link! https://t.co/QF8WVIi82V https://t.co/eoUx18zl4p

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Loved writing about Moviedrome Year Six - the season Alex Cox screened Escape From Alcatraz. As the film co-stars Patrick McGoohan, Alex used his intro to discuss his passion for The Prisoner, the subject of his book I Am (Not) A Number (@OldcastleBooks ). Alas... /1 #moviedrome https://t.co/DCvj3cYeZH

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Some interesting films have just been added to @BritBox_UK's impressive selection - The Plague Of The Zombie, The Pillow Book, When The Wind Blows, Trojan Eddie, and Thomas Hardy adaptation The Woodlanders, a film made possible by the National Lottery... https://t.co/7mWRBQP4Jm

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A FREE Substack post - the first in a new strand, Have You Read...? First up, Kirk Douglas's The Ragman's Son. https://t.co/v2MTRie8UG

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Please add your own favourites. First person to mention Danny Wallace in Yes Man buys the drinks. https://t.co/W6Cq96VNoU

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Herman Melville's Moby-Dick was published in the US #onthisday in 1851. James Ellroy's summary of the novel's central message? "You don't fuck with the white whale." #mobydick https://t.co/fpzXQiARTK

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Just one of the many good reasons to pick up a copy of Kindness: A User's Guide by @LadyFaversham and @AliCatterall. https://t.co/1kHz2McIHj

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Since it's Paul Auster's birthday, here's a Premium Substack piece about great movie cameos; what with the acclaimed author delivering a particularly fine turn in the adaptation of his novel The Music Of Chance. #PaulAuster https://t.co/A70WX3BIzw https://t.co/NPFV7Lh75K

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Herman Melville's Moby-Dick was published in the US #onthisday in 1851. James Ellroy's summary of the novel's central message? "You don't fuck with the white whale." #mobydick https://t.co/fpzXQiARTK

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Many happy returns, Jay O Sanders. And a reminder that, this week on As Luck Would Have It, my Premium Substack, I'll be recounting the making and near-breaking of Oliver Stone's JFK. #JFK #OliverStone https://t.co/V6LxJmUgdp