Re: [bomp] Nanker on Nankering

[jumpinginthenight <jumpinginthenight@xxxxxxxxx>]

?Can one of you explain this? Is there another flippin' writer onlist...!

NankerPhlg@aol.com wrote:
Rob B. says...
<<< speakin of the early stones - i just scored phelge's "nankering with the 
rolling stones" today - can't wai to get started on that, looks great. i 
opened the book at random, and the first word i saw was "gob." looks promising, 
looks promising.... >>>

Prepare for some hilarious stories, several quite disgusting. Won't spoil 
anything for you, but there are some good ones in there all the way through.

And the other thing I always say about this book is that its depiction of 
Brian is the one I personally find, out of the scores of Stones books I read, the 
one most believable to the reader. It's known how Brian, Mick and Keith were 
all close mates early on...and that later on it was just Mick and Keith, with 
Brian pretty much cast to the sidelines. Well, in this book you really get a 
good sense of that transformation in progress...You'll see Brian, every once in 
a while, doing something strange, causing Mick and Keith to wonder about him, 
and after a while such things pile up, and you'll practically be picturing 
Mick and Keith looking at each other in confusion and saying "Maybe we were 
wrong about this guy?"...And you won't blame them at all.

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