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Jim Murdoch ping Jim You are not connected to Jim Murdoch The Basics Location: Glasgow, UK Relationship Status: married Children: I have children Profile updated: Oct 14, 2007 Last signed in: Jun 11, 2009 Member since: Oct 14, 2007 Friends view all » George Vreeland Hill . John Philipp Jonathan S. Kate Keeley J. G. Weddle Lea M. Cindy La Ferle Groups view all » .....The Book Review..... Jim Murdoch's Popular Tags poetry (3) poem (2) review (1) gather (1) groups (1) kafka (1) letter (1) father (1) translation (1)

Jim is sad (permanent condition) Jim's Activities view: all activities posts photos videos comments status changes profile updates new friends pings left and received groups joined groups created group comments Jim shared the post Dearest Father by Franz Kafka (book review) Jun 11, 2009 11:38AM EDT Jim joined the group .....The Book Review..... May 31, 2009 7:25AM EDT first | prev | next About Me Describe Yourself: Forty-eight but I could pass for fifty-five, Scottish, bald, bearded, honourary woman, good sense of humour, delights in word play, can't sing, can't dance On Gather, I'm Looking For ...: people interested in good writing that doesn't fit neatly into a marketer's demographic Interests Favorite Music, Artists, Genres: I appreciate a broad range of music but find myself listening more to modern classical and film music these days, e.g. Philip Glass, James Horner, James Newton Howard Favorite Books, Writers, Genres: In Watermelon Sugar, One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, The Body Artist, Nineteen Eighty-Four, A Scanner Darkly, Samuel Beckett, Richard Brautigan, Philip K Dick Favorite Movies, Actors, Genres: The Man Who Loved Women (the Truffaut original), pretty much anything by Woody Allen, all the 'Alien' films Favorite TV Shows, Actors: If I like it, they cancel it: Carnivàle, Firefly, Dead Like Me ... the list goes on and on Interests and Activities: Writing, Writing Affiliations Other Affiliations: None Ping Me You cannot post a blank ping. You're all pinged out (too much of a good thing is a bad thing). close top