She had never exactly been a normal teenager but Lydia Deetz’s life changed far beyond the ordinary the year she moved with her father Charles and stepmother Delia
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Sterling Pierce had a dream for the future of the planet, that it should live forever, limitless opportunity for achievement, for personal progress unfettered by limitations of time
It looks like the end of a bumpy road for the “fifth best male stripper group in Essex,” Wet Dreams having narrowly escaped having the police called on
She works at Video Vision, a warren of technological paraphernalia offering the nostalgic comfort of the analogue: valves, magnetic tape, scanning heads, cathode ray monitors, and of course
It is a sad truth that in an age when relationships are regarded as ephemeral, when people can be removed from one’s life without explanation or apology, that
To the outside world and their neighbours in the leafy suburban avenue of the coastal town where they live, they are the perfect family, father Peter a doctor