Peter Fenton
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Eyeing the Flash: The Making of a Carnival Con Artist
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2004
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Truth or Tabloid?
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2003
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2 editions
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I Forgot to Wear Underwear on a Glass-Bottom Boat: Real People, True Secrets
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1997
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3 editions
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"The Lowdown" reminded me of the pleasures of reading Jim Thompson. So I've started all over again (with new editions, not tattered copies like the show). Thanks to cast and director "The Lowdown" was pretty good, too. ...more |
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