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Fear and Loathing At The BBCHe's Having A LaughDigital UpdateThe Next Big ThingBook Sales. And Other Stuff.Index Getting Away With Murderby Douglas Lindsay - 15:46 on 08 October 2009Splendid mention for The Final Cut from Mike Ripley in this month's Getting Away With Murder column in the on-line Shots magazine. He uses the line: Sadly, this could well be the last in This may be the final incarnation of Barney Thomson, but I don't think I'll be able to rest as a writer until the phrase barbershop death junky novel is in common usage, and it is an accepted genre of fiction. Of course, if Barney Thomson stayed on the periphery of the known literary world, while some upstart came in and started writing a new series of barbershop death junky novels, got picked up by Harper and published to worldwide renown and fame, that would be rubbish. Still, if in years to come there's not an awards ceremony goes by without the category, Best Barbershop Death Junky Novel or Best First Barbershop Death Junky Novel or Best Barbershop Death Junky Movie Adaptation Not In The English Language, that will at least be some small measure of success... Add your comment Please note that whenever you submit something which may be publicly shown on a website you should take care not to make any statements which could be considered defamatory to any person or organisation.
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