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went for the MV.. no shipping to europe

^ That eagle looks like it was photoshoped by an amateur intern, at best. +1, though I just assume if I'm able to score nobody else really wanted it. :lol: I kind of went for it, but then emptied the cart in the middle. I really don't like the "salad days" on there. I do I like salad though. Anyone...

SpaceYourAntelope wrote:+1 Cream/Red! Is it just me or is $20 for shipping a little excessive...

$47 here....

Is it Fairey with some make up in the image?

http://expressobeans.com/remote/64700:270104.jpg sold http://expressobeans.com/remote/64700:269832.jpg + http://expressobeans.com/remote/64700:261483.jpg sold http://expressobeans.com/remote/64700:271614.jpg sold http://expressobeans.com/remote/64700:299325.jpg sold http://expressobeans.com/remote/...

current reading:

john38103 wrote:What was the prize? Anything cool?

The book - it will be published in October.

vitoria wrote:I think that may be this one:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jurgen,_A ... of_Justice

it was! won

I think that may be this one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jurgen,_A_Comedy_of_Justice Never even heard of that one, but it sure seems right to me. Even fits with the comparisons based solely on the wikipedia description. I might need to give that a read. Me neither! I was just looking for lawsuit...

I think that may be this one:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jurgen,_A ... of_Justice

Also - can OP expand on "- It gave rise to the first and mediatic lawsuit for immorality ( gained after 2 years in court )" I've got some guesses as to what that means, but I'm not really sure. It was a case who brought the media attention - the lawsuit was for immorality. The author won the case a...

fredo wrote:Ah-so!
Miller- Tropic of Cancer. 1934...

It doesn't fit on the first quarter twenty century clue..

I will put the next clue tomorrow.

Thanks all for the help

I´m exploring this possibility: Jorge Luis Borges, but it don´t fit in some of the clues... Nice. My ignorant brain somehow translated "born in American continent" to only have me thinking of North America. i was just trying to open the possibilities to the south, but i don´t think that was a lawsu...

I´m exploring this possibility: Jorge Luis Borges, but it don´t fit in some of the clues...

john38103 wrote:

vitoria wrote: what do you think of this two suggestions:
Erskine Caldwell - God's Little Acre
Theodore Dreiser - Sister Carrie

Neither was written and published in the first quarter of the twentieth century.

forgot to check that