Cocktails with Molotov and Tea with Mr. Lee - Bernard Brown Historical and every feather

and every feather

She intrepidly sets off from Auckland to find the man known as Nelson and his rumoured stockpile of pharmaceutical drugs

fearful and funny stories - even jokes

Burst Kisses of an Actual Wind is a tapestry of surprising and shifting verse

Cocktails with Molotov and Tea with Mr. Lee - Bernard Brown Historical and every featherBernard Brown lived through WW2 in Suffolk, England, where he was strafed by bullets from a German Dornier aeroplane; dived to fetch sculpturing clay for a young Lucian Freud; went to school with the notorious gangsters the Kray brothers; and had a close encounter with the Jimmy Savile of the era, 'Uncle Mac' at the BBC. As a young man he met with Margaret Thatcher, and later with famous authors such as Anthony Burgess, and Han Suyin (author of Love