The Collected Blurtings of Baxter (edit title)

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Liked It Rated 5 stars “What a shame Shelfari does not have the cover art from this work. The volume's front cover (no dust jacket) depicts a man playing a violin with a fish, standing in a room with a chair and a bookshelf, in knee deep water, a lit candle on his head. The preface, by Wilma De Die, begins... "I first...” see full review » see other reviews »

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  “What a shame Shelfari does not have the cover art from this work. The volume's front cover (no dust jacket) depicts a man playing a violin with a fish, standing in a room with a chair and a bookshelf, in knee deep water, a lit candle on his head. The preface, by Wilma De Die, begins... "I first came across the work of Glen Baxter at the annual Festival of Yodelling in Ghent in 1957." Each unnumbered page contains a drawing and caption. Examples include... "Walmsley seemed to be experiencing some difficulty with the seafood salad" and "Uncle Frank would keep us amused for hours." You really have to be there, and I recommend you do.”

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