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Manchester Slingback
Published in Paperback by Not Avail (1999-03)
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Dirty Old Town
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Review Date: 2002-09-18
Review Date: 2002-09-18

The Best Generate Extra Cash, Accounting & Finance and eCommerce for Slingbacks Businesses 3 CD Combo Pack
Published in Audio CD by LTBR, Inc (2007)
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The Best Generate Extra Cash, Success Principles and Sales Models for Slingbacks Businesses 3 CD Combo Pack
Published in Audio CD by LTBR, Inc (2007)
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Black slingbacks
Published in Unknown Binding by Slow Dancer (1991)
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The Down and Dirty Earn More Money, Biz Networking and Sales Models for Slingbacks On-line Businesses 3 CD Power Pack
Published in Audio CD by LTBR, Inc (2007)
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The Down and Dirty Generate Extra Cash, Success Principles and eCommerce for Slingbacks Businesses 3 CD Combo Pack
Published in Audio CD by LTBR, Inc (2007)
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The Down and Dirty Promotion, Godfather Principles and Sales Models for Slingbacks On-line Businesses 3 CD Course
Published in Audio CD by LTBR, Inc (2007)
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Earn Extra Money In Your Spare Time Selling Slingbacks On-line
Published in Audio CD by LearnToBeRich.com, Inc (2007)
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The Fantastic Earn More Money, Inner Game and Godfather Principles for Slingbacks On-line Businesses 3 CD Power Pack
Published in Audio CD by LTBR, Inc (2007)
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The Fantastic Earn More Money, Sales Models and eCommerce for Slingbacks On-line Businesses 3 CD Power Pack
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The story switches back and forth between Jake's present day (1997ish) trip back to Manchester to dig up the dirt, and flashbacks to the days of seedy gay discos and Bowie clones. Clearly, Blincoe is also trying to contrast the gritty old days of Manchester's gay Village with the posh fin-de-millenium redevelopment of the city. Unfortunately, this never really pops off the page to someone who's never been to Manchester. Blincoe is too interested in the flash and sizzle of the past to keep the contemporary story moving, although at the end, as he slowly reveals the crimes of the past and Jake's role in them, the book gets a bit more interesting. However, if you like this stuff, a book with a similar plot, set in San Francisco's gay community in the early '90s, is Agnes Bushell's The Enumerator.