Hollywood Sojourn (A Writer's Perspective) B

An episode of the World's Luckiest Artist podcast, hosted by Ian Lauder, titled "Hollywood Sojourn (A Writer's Perspective) B" was published on October 11, 2015.

October 11, 2015 · World's Luckiest Artist

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Of all the nonfiction volumes I penned I enjoyed this one the most because I got to study Tinseltown up close, outside the studios or no. Americans, truly, are a fascinating lot - almost as eccentric as the Brits, and far, far more ebullient.

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