Forgotten Classics: John Thorne

4.24.2008

John Thorne

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Mouth Wide Open
I am indebted to John Thorne for his gracious permission to podcast this novel.

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EP 39: Introduction
EP 44: MWO 2
EP 51: MWO 3
EP 60: MWO 4
EP 79: MWO 5

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Black Moth, The by Georgette Heyer
Bobbie, Jock and the Mailman by Charles J. Finger
China Court by Rumer Godden
Mouth Wide Open by John Thorne -in progress
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4.24.2008

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