... even in Trieste...
Joyce is reading Giles Goodland's collection, Capital (Salt). Photograph by Simon Barraclough and Elisa Bormida.
Thursday, 4 October 2007
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3 comments:
Hello James old friend! Don't forget to read my other books after you've finished that one.
well, as Francoise Sagan once said, bonjour Trieste
Hi Giles! He certainly looks as if you've given him sometihng to think about. Maybe that much-needed idea for his next?
Rilly, stop it!!
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