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Road to Nirvana
Road to Nirvana
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Road to Nirvana gruffly announcing itself as scurrilous talk, rapidly escalates into a dirty joke - funny enough to make you hoarse - then into an outside legend before, finally, rounding itself off as the equivalent of a modern morality play. Its satiric swipe at Hollywood is the equivalent of Spy magazine edited by Jonathan Swift.
Author:
Road to Nirvana gruffly announcing itself as scurrilous talk, rapidly escalates into a dirty joke - funny enough to make you hoarse - then into an outside legend before, finally, rounding itself off as the equivalent of a modern morality play. Its satiric swipe at Hollywood is the equivalent of Spy magazine edited by Jonathan Swift.
ISBN: 122460
Publication Date: 1991
Pages: 125
Rating: ?
Publication Date: 1991
Pages: 125
Rating: ?
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