- Escape From New York (1981)
- Die Hard (1988)
- Fleetwood Mac, 'Over and Over' Tusk (1979)
- How to check your drinks for roofies. Kind of.
- William Gibson, Zero History (2011)
- Richard Price, Lush Life (2008)
- Quantum reality.
- The limits of intuition.
- The far side of the moon.
- "Accused Picasso Thief Pleads Guilty" Article @ NYTimes. (This will become important later on.)
- Woody Allen's first version of Midnight in Paris was a 1971 short story.
- Modern polling research.
- Boss (2011)
- Diana Krall, 'Let's Face The Music and Dance,' 1999 (Irving Berlin, 1936)
- Eve Arnold
- Janwillem van de Wetering, The Corpse on the Dike (1976) ("I can never hit anything after I have been riding my bicycle; it seems that the vibration of a cycle affects the muscles of my arm." pp. 46-47)
- 1970 Camaro data. (This will become important later on.)
- "Alien lights on Pluto" article @ Time magazine. (This will become important later on.)
(Pic: Oscar Wilde's tomb, Pere Lachaise 2012)
2 comments:
Janwillem van de Wetering is fantastic. Hard to find these days but worth the effort.
I have no idea where he stands in the pantheon of Buddhist crime fiction novelists from the Netherlands but he's my favourite.
He's good, isn't he? Very droll. And very 70s.
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