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Morrissey In Conversation - The Essential Interviews - cover
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Morrissey In Conversation - The Essential Interviews

Paul Woods

Editora: Plexus Publishing Ltd.

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An English national treasure, Steven Patrick Morrissey has made barbed observations about modern culture for more than two decades. As renowned for his elegantly waspish interviews as for his celebrated song lyrics, his wit and vitriol are finally collected in a long overdue anthology.
Disponível desde: 01/10/2017.
Comprimento de impressão: 240 páginas.

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