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[[File:AutoFellatio cover.jpg|200px|thumb| | [[File:AutoFellatio cover.jpg|200px|thumb|right|AutoFellatio's front cover]] | ||
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[[James Maker]]'s Autobiography.<br> | [[James Maker]]'s Autobiography.<br> | ||
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On first entering Morrissey's house, he observed:<br> | On first entering Morrissey's house, he observed:<br> | ||
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"The young Morrissey garret was a microcosm of Pop symbolism. The walls were covered in large, framed photographs of the New York Dolls and James Dean along with a signed print of the British comedy actress Esma Cannon. | "The young Morrissey garret was a microcosm of Pop symbolism. The walls were covered in large, framed photographs of the New York Dolls and James Dean along with a signed print of the British comedy actress [[Mention::Esma Cannon]]. | ||
A Remington typewriter was positioned under a window that looked out to a small and scarcely-used garden where the family cat, Tibby, was buried. Mournfully, not buried deep enough as Tibby had a propensity to resurface in heavy rainfall. | A Remington typewriter was positioned under a window that looked out to a small and scarcely-used garden where the family cat, Tibby, was buried. Mournfully, not buried deep enough as Tibby had a propensity to resurface in heavy rainfall. | ||
There was a bookcase stuffed with classic English literature, modern American titles, film compendiums and feminist writing. All along the floor of one wall were stacked a raft of vinyl records in alphabetical order. It was an enclosed world, seemingly independent of its surroundings, which could have been either a sanctuary or a cell depending upon one’s taste in curtains. | There was a bookcase stuffed with classic English literature, modern American titles, film compendiums and feminist writing. All along the floor of one wall were stacked a raft of vinyl records in alphabetical order. It was an enclosed world, seemingly independent of its surroundings, which could have been either a sanctuary or a cell depending upon one’s taste in curtains. | ||
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[[Category:Influenced_by_Morrissey_/_The_Smiths]] | [[Category:Influenced_by_Morrissey_/_The_Smiths]] | ||
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