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<center><h3>Elvis Costello | <center><h3>Elvis Costello </h3></center> | ||
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<center>Emily Donaldson </center> | <center>Emily Donaldson </center> | ||
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'''While certain details are sparse, the man who wrote "Everyday I Write the Book" pens a compelling memoir | |||
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“Don’t start me talking, I could talk all night,” go the lyrics to Elvis Costello’s 1979 song “[[Oliver's Army|Oliver’s Army]].” The sentiment was clearly the case while writing his hefty but illuminating new memoir ''Unfaithful Music & Disappearing Ink''. | “Don’t start me talking, I could talk all night,” go the lyrics to Elvis Costello’s 1979 song “[[Oliver's Army|Oliver’s Army]].” The sentiment was clearly the case while writing his hefty but illuminating new memoir ''Unfaithful Music & Disappearing Ink''. |
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