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Ep 359 The James Gang Series
Episode 358
Monday, 28 September, 2026
Bookbinding The Bomber & Life’s Been Good To Me So Far. In the late 60’s the James Gang had a few hits one of which was the 1970 hit: The Bomber, containing the sentence “Apple Dan is just the man to pick the fruit off your branches” which is the title of my 140-page, A6-size, blank notebook built with mostly leftovers from my To-Be-Used-in-this-century pile. Except for the thread which has never been used. The second and last of the James Gang series sports the 1978 title: Life’s Been Good to Me So Far, by the guitarist of the James Gang long after he left the James Gang and was guitarist for The Eagles (writing, among others, Hotel California). Fiction Dmitry the Scavenger. He is in jail even though the police officer who arrested him doesn’t think he deserves to be in jail. The lawyer thinks he knows a way out but it might come with a five or ten year ban from ever entering Japan again; that’s not the threat the Japanese government thinks it is. As Dmitry grew up in Russia and has to deal with bureaucrats, he’s doing his best not to irritate the correctional facility officers, none of whom speak Russian or Ukrainian, but some speak English. Talkies / Flicks TDGB 101 - What Can Apple Dan Do? & TDGB 102 -Life’s Been Good To Me So Far. Both show how I make blank notebooks including using leftover material as much as possible. Books The Marsh Mysteries Series. The Battered Briefcase Case (Marsh Mystery #1). A murderer evaporates to Spain where Marsh seeks her out. But discovers love. The Dry Watermill Case (Marsh Mystery #2). Marsh & Carmen open up a closed case only to discover their lives in danger. The Madrid Mariposa Murder Mystery (Marsh Mystery #3). Domestic violence leads to a murder. And a switch and bait corpse. The Lonely Izakaya Down a Quiet Street A review from a reader on Barnes & Noble: Engaging and inspiring read! Culturally brilliant! Set in Japan, this humanely-raw and sensitive Japanese story captivates with its generous use of peculiar figurative language. Apple Barnes & Noble Kobo
