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Curmudgeing Through Paradise: Reports from a Fractal Dung Beetle He figures it is enough. On the other hand, he has a kind word for drunks, bar girls, and children. While he tends to w.Fred Reed, who has referred to Oprah Winfrey as looking "like five hundred poun
| Title | : | Curmudgeing Through Paradise: Reports from a Fractal Dung Beetle |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.52 (384 Votes) |
| Id Book | : | 0595443745 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 244 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2007-06-19 |
| Type File | : | PDF, DOC, RTF, ePub |
Fred Reed, who has referred to Oprah Winfrey as looking "like five hundred pounds of bear liver in a plastic bag," takes a jaundiced and highly irreverent view of all things sacred-journalism, marriage, affirmative action, federal scams, governmental uselessness, women, men, fellow reporters, and popular culture. On the other hand, he has a kind word for drunks, bar girls, and children. Neither a liberal nor a conservative-he describes these as "twin halves of the national lobotomy"-he is just Fred. He figures it is enough. Anything more would be multiple-personality disorder. Fred has spent many years doing things your mother wouldn't want you to do, such as living in alleys in Taipei, Bangkok, and Saigon, with some of the strangest people ever to crawl this weary earth. Once a war correspondent in Viet Nam and Cambodia, then for years a police reporter in places the media don't admit exist, he spent most of a decade writing a syndicated column on matters military. While he tends to w
Fred Reed is an ex-Marine keyboard mercenary and part-time sociopath with thirty years as a police reporter and military correspondent. He lives in Mexico near Guadalajara, and detests almost everything. When he isn?t writing scurrilous commentary, he is usually drinking Padre Kino red and smoking Cuban cigars.
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