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Roger Boylan

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Novelist. Author of "KILLOYLE," "THE GREAT PINT-PULLING OLYMPIAD," and "THE ADORATIONS." Also in German and Italian. More coming soon.

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Charles Laughton directing "Night of the Hunter," 1955. Poorly received, the film, although brilliant, was Laughton's only directing effort.

Charles Laughton directing "Night of the Hunter," 1955. Poorly received, the film, although brilliant, was Laughton's only directing effort.
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Jorge Luis Borges outside the National Library in Buenos Aires, of which he was director from 1955 to 1973. He stepped down because of his increasing blindness and because of the return of Juan Peron, whom he despised.

Jorge Luis Borges outside the National Library in Buenos Aires, of which he was director from 1955 to 1973. He stepped down because of his increasing blindness and because of the return of Juan Peron, whom he despised.
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Rachel Roberts and Albert Finney in "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning," one of the great British "kitchen-sink" dramas, 1960.

Rachel Roberts and Albert Finney in "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning," one of the great British "kitchen-sink" dramas, 1960.
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J. M. Barrie, Scottish author not only of "Peter Pan" and "The Admirable Crichton," but also "Farewell, Miss Julie Logan," a haunting tale of the supernatural that has stayed with me ever since I first read it.

J. M. Barrie, Scottish author not only of "Peter Pan" and "The Admirable Crichton," but also "Farewell, Miss Julie Logan," a haunting tale of the supernatural that has stayed with me ever since I first read it.
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Another world, long gone, but one I visited once: East Berlin, 1971, with the then-new Fernsehturm (TV Tower) the sole bright spot in a sea of Communist drabness.

Another world, long gone, but one I visited once: East Berlin, 1971, with the then-new Fernsehturm (TV Tower) the sole bright spot in a sea of Communist drabness.
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Rufus Sewell as Aurelio Zen in "Zen," based on the detective novels by Michael Dibdin. It was a pretty good TV series from the BBC, but it was unfortunately cancelled after the first season.

Rufus Sewell as Aurelio Zen in "Zen," based on the detective novels by Michael Dibdin. It was a pretty good TV series from the BBC, but it was unfortunately cancelled after the first season.
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August Renoir, Pierre Bonnard and Misia Natanson, later famous as Misia Sert, photographed by Alfred Natanson at the funeral of poet Stéphane Mallarmé, 1898.

August Renoir, Pierre Bonnard and Misia Natanson, later famous as Misia Sert, photographed by Alfred Natanson at the funeral of poet Stéphane Mallarmé, 1898.