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Died: November 6, 2020. GEORGE COCKCROFT, who has died aged 87, was better known to millions of readers as Luke Rhinehart, author of one of the quintessential late 20th-Century counter-cultural novels. The Dice Man (1971), about a bored psychiatrist – also named Luke Rhinehart – who decides to live his life based on the roll of the dice, transcended cult status to become a totem of its time. Presented as a kind of pseudo-autobiography of the mythical Rhinehart, the book tapped into the 1960s generation’s search for freedom with a darkly troubling humour, and went on to sell more than two million copies. While Cockcroft stayed away from the limelight, the success of The Dice Man saw another 10 books appear under the Rhinehart byline, with some of them later reworked. ....
d) The Bigakick What is the title of J. K. Rowling s first children s book since her Harry Potter series?
2) Who read a children’s story on YouTube every day during the pandemic, surrounded by cuddly toys and wearing a garland of flowers in her hair? a) Ann Widdecombe c) Dawn French e) Dolly Parton Did Dolly Parton (above) read a children s story on YouTube every day during the pandemic, surrounded by cuddly toys and wearing a garland of flowers in her hair?
3) Match the first line of the 2020 celebrity memoir with its author: a) When I heard that Jeremy Clarkson had been sacked from Top Gear for punching an Irishman, I got straight on the phone to my agents and said: ‘I want to do that job.’ ....
An Incomplete List of the Writers, Editors, and Great Literary Minds We Lost This Year December 18, 2020 The year is at an end, and I think I speak for pretty much everyone when I say: good riddance. (While we don’t have any guarantee that 2021 will be an improvement, it seems like it would have to be.) Among the many unhappinesses of this year, we lost what seems like an unusually large number of members of the literary community, from poets to novelists to editors to critics to publishers to booksellers. To them, we say a last thank you, and goodbye. They will be missed. ....