I have heard Martin J, but I still prefer to, occasionally, read the books. The structure
of each tale and the characterisations are as good as Wodehouse or Waugh for me. Were you a Nigel Molesworth fan?
Posted By: shortfatb on July 9th 2017 at 19:00:11
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