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"For The Love Of Morrissey" - submissions welcome

posted by davidt on Tuesday October 22 2002, @09:00AM
Clint writes:

Title: "FOR THE LOVE OF MORRISSEY"

Content: Anthology of poems/writings based/loosely based on above title.

Contributors: Anyone who wants to give thanks to Morrissey

Contents of submissions:

1. Writing
2. Biography
3. Picture (not required)

Kindly send your submissions to:

Clint Curtis
First Works Productions
PO Box 71324
Des Moines, IA 50325

THANK YOU.

Contact Clint Curtis at [email protected] with any further questions.
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  • could i send my novel?

    sorry, there won't be room for anybody else in this tribute.
    jw picklebreath -- Tuesday October 22 2002, @10:03AM (#46174)
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    still the same great flavor
  • I think I will avoid the story of how my Grandfather consistently referred to Morrissey as "Horseface". And why did he do this? I have absolutely no idea......Ah, the memories!

    what a neat little project, hope it all goes well!

    Sincerely,
    DeB of the Montreal Manor, where Days Of Our Lives has nothing on us.
    Maplefreak -- Tuesday October 22 2002, @08:10PM (#46231)
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    And the songs we sing, they're not supposed to mean a thing...
  • Sites like this already offer enough thanks/glowing tributes? What more do you want?

    This is well meaning but utterly pointless. Years ago there was a Smiths book - All Men Have Secrets - of every song and what it meant to certain fans. It was arse, and served nothing more than to flatter the ego of those who contributed. Stuff like this borders on vanity press, even with no cash involved.

    So for the sake of a tree which I'd rather admire than it being turned into pulp to print this pointless book, abort this project this instant.
    Anonymous -- Wednesday October 23 2002, @03:48AM (#46259)

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