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for Blair - the ultimate chess gift!

hopefully goign to see John Calder talk on his old chum Monsieur Beckett in October for uber-intelli-points.

hypertext version of the music history by perec, ‘Voeux’

interesting, informative site exploring the world of Paris and Jazz and film.

incredible Caribbean jazz group I saw tonight - best gig I have been into for ages. Gorgeous ensembles (vocal and soprano / alto / flute ), a very fine drummer and beautiful changes of pace and mood.

definitive corners imho, mega css site.

yepcat’s videos of rock n roll. Includes the too cool Chaussettes Noires…

mega french recipe book - recettes en français

lists of articles in french press relevant to psychoanalysis. Disturbing google ads preonderance though.

summary of Moullet love triangle about the smugglers.

biog of Bill Forsyth

The origin of the discotheque in wartime Paris

many critics and filmmakers best films of the 90s..including Luc Moullet’s!

chess - in the cinema! A ridiculously fun site

wow - didnt knwo there would be a copy of this on gutenberg! Mega…get your bacon rulers ready!

superb introduction to this rock n roll great. Includes discography and samples of tracks at good quality. Recommended!

Wow…so good! His hits include R & B, Electric Delta Blues, and Delta Blues. He played the guitar, harmonica, and did vocals. “Big Boy” Crudup wrote other blues classics which were song by famous artists such as B. B. King, Big Mama Thornton, Bobby “Blu

perec documentary by his GF at the time of his death. 3 hrs long - wonder if there will be a dvd?

twinned with mornington crescent

franceculture has a few radio progs in their archives, tricky to navigate sometimes, but you get there. Belleville, a prog on rue Vilin (by Perec) and some nice cookery progs too. This is a programme describing the wonderful Belleville area

more on L’aventure de Billy le Kid, starring JP Leaud.

Paris vu par Jean-Luc Godard

photographs taken on the city’s streets, in bars, and at festivals in the months since then. The images are all tightly cropped, the subjects are shown head-to-toe, and in nearly all cases, they are looking straight into the camera lens.

paris vu par godard

Jarry-esque, lesser-spotted Nouvelle Vague cinéaste…an interesting summary of Luc Moullet’s oeuvre - I hope to see Jean Pierre Leaud in Billy the Kid (of Moullet), this week in a wee Left Bank cinéma, currently holding a festival of M’s films. Saint A

eric rohmer article