Fascinated by the playwright, Tennessee Williams, and determined to follow in his footsteps, fourteen-year-old Hollywood actor Joey Harris wins the role of Tom in a Christmas of 1954 Pasadena Theatre children's production of "The Glass Menagerie." To get the role Joey has to lay down for his agent and for the production's director, who claims he can nurture Joey as much as he did Tennessee Williams. Joey recognizes what is needed to make it in Hollywood.
A fanciful sequel in THE IVORY COAST-TWO BLOCKED series.
Tiger's tale as I imagine in might have been after we lost contact with each other
There are antagonists engaged in kiddie porn involved in the story but no pedophilia
The continuing cycle of fourteen-year-old boys and men in the business of photographing nude and sex scenes for various levels of publishing and special subscription audiences plays out in Europe in the first twenty years of the century.
WRITTEN BY MICHAEL: A handsome Knight just back from the Crusades brings his friend, a black Moor warrior, home with him only to find that his companion is very popular with the ladies, even more popular than a handsome Knight!
"History is more or less bunk." Henry Ford
"Well this history isn't." Holly Rennick
"Those who don't remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana
"But could we give this one another run-through?" Cindi Barton
A seemingly accidental meeting aboard a delayed steam train draws poised university graduate Millicent Minstead into the orbit of Foreign Office operative James Wendover. What begins as polite conversation soon spirals into abduction, espionage, British Nazi sympathisers and dangerous attraction. As Europe edges towards war, the pair must decide whether they can trust each other — and how far they are willing to go for King and country.