Status Updates From The Prisoner of the Riviera...

I'm sure Guy Ritchie will know what to do with this story.

Or probably not.

Bank account number?!



The mystery has no sense for me...

I TRY REALLY REALLY HARD NOT TO DNF IT. BUT IT IS REALLY REALLY REALLY HARD.

His cigarette arched away into the shadows, and he came back to bed, putting questions quite out of my mind but starting the day in a highly satisfactory manner.



WHY NOT:

"HE CAME BACK TO BED AND FUCKED ALL MY BRAIN AWAY"!!!!!!!!!!!

It starts to be tiresome....:(

We road east,flat out on the straights,trusting physics to keep us on the curves,slowing a fraction for the lights of the little fishing hamlets,then rocketing off into the darkness The hills rose black above us,the see dropped away into eternity,and we raced between them,almost drunk with exhilaration.

It was the J.Law's way to say
"We drive to restaurant."
Does it always have to be caviar?!

It is strange how books can inspire interest for something totally different. Now, instead of read further, I'm looking for more information on the Internet about Francis Bacon! And I found out that Daniel Craig played the young Bacon in the film Love Is the Devil, 1998, that focused on the relationship of the British painter with his lover, George Dyer! I have to see it! And it is better to imagine Craig...

"You say you're a painter. Give us a sketch, then."



I couldn't resist!:)

Arnold is big and robust with a broad forehead; a straight, rather thin nose; and a round chin.
He is not handsome exactly, though his hazel eyes are good, but he is vigorous and considerate and, at nearly twenty years my senior, just the right age for me.


And he is not poor.
Just a comment.

I need to know WHY this book has won the 26th Lammy as a best gay mystery.