#SHARON LYNN

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Gail Patrick and Sharon Lynn – 1935 fashions.

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Elissa Landi, Cary Grant, and Sharon Lynn for Elliott Nugent‘s ENTER MADAME! (1934)

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SHARON LYNN

Pre-Code Hollywood Actresses. SHARON LYNN

D'Auvergne Sharon Lindsay (April 9, 1901 – May 26, 1963), better known as Sharon Lynn, was an American actress and singer. She started acting in films during the silent film age, but Sharon succeeded when the sound age came. Lynn is famous for playing Lola Maxwell, the villain in Laurel and Hardy's film, Way Out West.

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Sharon Lynn-Oliver Hardy-Stan Laurel-James Finlayson "Allá en el lejano oeste" (Way out west) 1937, de James W. Horne.

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Films Watched in 2023: 61. Way Out West (1937) - Dir. James W. Horne

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26 maggio … ricordiamo …

26 maggio … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2022: Ray Liotta, Raymond Allen Liotta, è stato un attore statunitense. Sposò la produttrice Michelle Grace divorziando successivamente. Ebbe una relazione con l’attrice Catherine Hickland e poi con Jacy Nittolo. (n. 1954) 2021: Isabella De Bernardi, attrice italiana.  (n. 1963) 2020: Anthony James, attore statunitense. Dopo il ritiro da attore, si è concentrato sulla pittura. (n. 1942) 2020:…

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#Review #DeathTakesABath by Sharon Lynn #PartnersInCrimeTours

Death Takes a Bath by Sharon Lynn August 14-25, 2023 Virtual Book Tour Synopsis: When Maddie McGuire lands an archeology internship at the Roman Baths in England, she assumes everything will go her way. But when this college sophomore discovers a severed human ear on her doorstep, she must solve its meaning before she becomes the next victim, or worse, gets deported. Her tentative friendship…

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Sheena Easton - 9 to 5 (Morning Train) 

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Stan Laurel, Sharon Lynne and Oliver Hardy

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(Caption) Newest Hollywood Yuma Newlyweds - Sharon Lynn screen actress and Benjamin Glazer producer at Paramount Studios, flew to Yuma and were married, with Dolores Del Rio as a witness. (January 1932)

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Letters From You & Credits

American Girl Magazine, July/August 2001

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Sharon Lynn (Weatherford, Texas, 9/04/1901-Hollywood, California, 26/05/1963).

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Grimm Curiosities by Sharon Lynn Fisher

Grimm Curiosities has a lot of elements that I typically enjoy, and I think Fisher has a really lovely writing style. However (and unfortunately), the book is less than the sum of its parts. I did enjoy most of the book, and if you enjoy historical fantasy, Fisher's earlier work, or the Victorian era, I think this may appeal. Fisher has. a good eye for period detail and atmosphere that is used to excellent effect here.

However, I was deeply unsatisfied by the pacing/structure of the story itself. What began as a gothic/paranormal mystery turns, in the final third of the book, into a mythological portal fantasy. That isn't to say these two genres couldn't play well together, but the last act is so rushed that the slow, thoughtful buildup Fisher gives in the first two acts feels rather unraveled by the end. And if the pacing issues weren't enough, I didn't find any of the characters other than Lizzie, the main point of view narrator, to be interesting or deeply characterized; our second protagonist, Antony, in particular, suffers. He has few distinguishing characteristics or quirks that stand out throughout the novel.

Now, I realize that this review skews more negative than I meant for it to, because I genuinely really enjoyed the first 2/3rds of the book! I really like how Fisher built Lizzie's world and I like that she made common sense choices that resonated both as a modern reader but also made sense for her context. I would pick up more of Fisher's work--perhaps the issue with pacing is just me or just this book.

Thank you to 47North and NetGalley for the ebook ARC. All opinions are mine alone.

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November 2024

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a non-exhaustive list of butch literature

a (very ad-hoc) list of butch reading and writing, (mostly) by butch authors. books I've read myself in bold; take the rest with a grain of salt. additions, addendums, and commentary welcome :)

(you can find my list of femme literature here)

general/literary fiction:

mrs s by k patrick

stone butch blues by leslie feinberg

boulder by eva baltasar

running fiercely towards a thin high sounds by judith katz

tipping the velvet by sarah waters

a crystal diary by frankie hucklenbroich

godspeed by lynn breedlove

cha-ching! by ali liebegott

the ihop papers by ali liebegott

greasepaint by hannah levene

lucy and mickey by red jordan arobateau

the bull-jean stories by sharon bridgforth

development by bryher

notes of a crocodile by qiu miaojin

america is not the heart by elaine castillo

the slow fix by ivan coyote

the swashbuckler by lee lynch

old dyke tales by lee lynch

sci-fi, fantasy, and horror:

gideon the ninth by tamsyn muir

the unspoken name by ak larkwood

vermilion by molly tanzer

metal from heaven by august clarke

scapegracers by ha clarke

the unbroken by cl clarke

fire logic by laurie marks

the seep by chana porter

these burning stars by bethany jacobs

feast while you can by mikaella clements and onjuli datta

non-fiction, memoir, and autobiography:

hijab butch blues by lamya h

gender failure by ivan coyote and rae spoon

fun home by allison bechdel

butch is a noun by h bear bergman

female masculinity by jack halberstam

burning butch by rb murtz

when we were outlaws by jeanne cordova

leaving isn't the hardest thing by lauren hough

odd girls and twilight lovers by lillian faderman

another mother tongue by judy grahn

boots of leather, slippers of gold by elizabeth lapovsky and madeline davis

the persistent desire ed joan nestle

persistence: all way butch and femme ed ivan coyote and zena sharman

dagger: on butch women ed lily burana